Solar
Southern Power currently owns more than 3,050 megawatts of solar generating capacity at 30 facilities operating or under development in California, Georgia, Nevada, New Mexico, North Carolina, Texas and Wyoming. Twenty-six of these facilities are co-owned by third parties, with Southern Power having the majority ownership.
Southern Power’s South Cheyenne Solar Facility in Wyoming is now operational
Southern Power expands Millers Branch Solar Facility in Texas
Southern Power acquires South Cheyenne Solar Facility
Adobe Solar Facility
Kern County, California, 20 megawatts
Apex Solar Facility
North Las Vegas, Nevada, 20 megawatts
Boulder Solar I Facility
Clark County, Nevada, 100 megawatts
Butler Solar Facility
Taylor County, Georgia, 103 megawatts
Butler Solar Farm
Taylor County, Georgia, 22 MW
Campo Verde Solar Facility
Imperial County, California, 147 megawatts
Calipatria Solar Facility
Imperial County, California, 20 megawatts
Cimarron Solar Facility
Colfax County, New Mexico, 30 megawatts
Decatur County Solar Facility
Decatur County, Georgia, 19 megawatts
Decatur Parkway Solar Facility
Decatur County, Georgia, 84 megawatts
Desert Stateline Solar Facility
San Bernardino County, California, 300 megawatts
East Pecos Solar Facility
Pecos County, Texas, 120 megawatts
Garland Solar Facility
Kern County, California, 205 megawatts
Gaskell West I Solar Facility
Kern County, California, 20 megawatts
Granville Solar Facility
Granville County, North Carolina, 2.5 megawatts
Henrietta Solar Project
Kings County, California, 102 megawatts
Lamesa Solar Facility
Dawson County, Texas, 102 megawatts
Lost Hills-Blackwell Solar Facility
Kern County, California, 35 megawatts
Macho Springs Solar Facility
Luna County, New Mexico, 55 megawatts
Millers Branch Solar Facility
Haskell County, Texas, 512 MW
Morelos del Sol Solar Facility
Kern County, California, 15 megawatts
North Star Solar Facility
Fresno County, California, 61 megawatts
Pawpaw Solar Facility
Taylor County, Georgia, 30 megawatts
Roserock Solar Facility
Pecos County, Texas, 157 megawatts
Rutherford Solar Facility
Rutherford County, North Carolina, 74.8 megawatts
Sandhills Solar Facility
Taylor County, Georgia, 146 megawatts
Solar Gen 2 Solar Facility
Imperial County, California, 163 megawatts
South Cheyenne Solar Facility
Laramie County, Wyoming, 150 MW
Spectrum Solar Facility
Clark County, Nevada, 30 megawatts
Tranquillity Solar Facility
Fresno California, 204 megawatts
Our Project Map
Southern Power and its subsidiaries, some of which are owned in part with various partners, own or operate 55 facilities operating or under development in 15 states with more than 13,150 MW of generating capacity in Alabama, California, Delaware, Georgia, Kansas, Maine, Nevada, New Mexico, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Texas, Washington, West Virginia and Wyoming.
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