Project SPP-GEN-2024-073 — Project Summary

Queue ID
SPP-GEN-2024-073
Capacity
500 MW
Technology
Solar+Battery
Status
active
Location
Lea, NM
Region
SPP
Developer
IA Status
System Impact Study

SPP-GEN-2024-073

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500 MW hybrid in Lea, NM · In queue since October 2024 · Proposed COD December 2028

500 MW

Capacity

1

Components

Solar

1y 7m

In Queue

System Impact Study

IA Status

COD target: 2028

Interconnection

Total Duration

4y 2m

Impact Study25%
Queue EntryOct 30, 2024

Interconnection request submitted to ISO/RTO

DISIS StudyCurrent

SPP uses the Definitive Interconnection System Impact Study (DISIS) cluster process.

Typical: 36–48 months (improving)

Interconnection Agreement

Interconnection agreement not yet executed

Typical: 30–60 days (negotiation)

Commercial Operation

Proposed COD: 2028-12-01

About

SPP-GEN-2024-073 is a proposed 500 MW hybrid solar and battery energy storage project in Lea County, New Mexico. The project, which consists of 500 MW of solar power, is located within the Southwest Power Pool (SPP) region and is being considered for interconnection by Southwestern Public Service (SPS).

The project entered the SPP interconnection queue on October 30, 2024, with a proposed commercial operation date of December 1, 2028. Its interconnection status is currently in the System Impact Study phase. The point of interconnection (POI) is the Crossroads - Hobbs 345 kV Substation. The project has appeared in recent news coverage.

Generated from interconnection queue and public data sources

Project Details

State

NM

County

Lea

Grid Region

SPP (Southwest Power Pool)

Market

ISO/RTO Member

Developer

Utility

SPS

Entity

SPP

Service Type

Point of Interconnection

Crossroads - Hobbs 345 kV Substation

Data Source

LBNL + Live

Market Context
Approximate
ISO / RTO
SPP
Trading Hub
SPP South Hub
Hub Confidence
MEDIUM

This project's market context is estimated from its Point of Interconnection. Hub and node assignments are approximate and based on geographic inference from the POI substation name.

No news available for this project.