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Source-reported scope: oil/gas, covering one generating unit. The source is the August 2026 dataset. Current status, greenfield/replacement context and buying availability have not been rechecked.

Source-reported scope: hydropower, covering one generating unit. The source is the August 2026 dataset. Current status, greenfield/replacement context and buying availability have not been rechecked.

Source-reported scope: wind, covering one generating unit. The source is the August 2026 dataset. Current status, greenfield/replacement context and buying availability have not been rechecked.

Source-reported scope: wind, covering one generating unit. The source is the August 2026 dataset. Current status, greenfield/replacement context and buying availability have not been rechecked.

Source-reported scope: oil/gas, covering one generating unit. The source is the August 2026 dataset. Current status, greenfield/replacement context and buying availability have not been rechecked.

Planned scope: The stated aim is to connect the A750 via the RN109 to the A709 and provide exchanges with the RM5 and RM613. The project upgrades three existing metropolitan-road sections in place over about 6 km to two lanes in each direction; part of the route, 1,700 m, is already in that configuration. The works include interchanges and changes to existing junctions or roundabouts, hydraulic works, water collection and treatment, acoustic barriers and earth berms, landscaping, and restored circulation routes. Transport-reserved lanes were extended across the COM perimeter, with exclusions at the Rieu Coulon interchange ramps and ramps to or from the A709. At the Mosson, the design changed from an earlier 47 m structure with an embankment to a 280 m viaduct intended to cross the watercourse and its flood zone with less embankment. The source gives a 90 km/h speed limit and reports that the planned speed on the southern section is higher than the commitments associated with the public-utility declaration. The project also involves excavation and embankment works, including in a flood zone; the dossier says some excavated material will be reused and some material brought in from outside.

Planned scope: The CEC summary lists capacity as 300 MW and 1,200 MWh. The description says Corby Energy Storage, LLC proposes a 300-MW battery energy storage system with a project substation, inverters, and ancillary facilities including fencing, a sound barrier, roads, retention basins, storage containers, and SCADA. The proposed connection to PG&E’s existing Vaca-Dixon Substation is an approximately 1.1-mile, 230-kV gen-tie with overhead and underground portions. Separately, PG&E would install a new 230-kV Double Bus Bay at that existing substation and construct, own, and operate the gen-tie segment from the ownership-change pole south of I-80 to the first point of interconnection, including five of the ten structures.

Source-reported scope: coal, covering one generating unit (Unit 1). The source is the August 2026 dataset. Current status, greenfield/replacement context and buying availability have not been rechecked.

Source-reported scope: bioenergy, covering one generating unit. The source is the August 2026 dataset. Current status, greenfield/replacement context and buying availability have not been rechecked.

Source-reported scope: geothermal, covering one generating unit. The source is the August 2026 dataset. Current status, greenfield/replacement context and buying availability have not been rechecked.

Source-reported scope: hydropower, covering one generating unit. The source is the August 2026 dataset. Current status, greenfield/replacement context and buying availability have not been rechecked.

Source-reported scope: wind, covering one generating unit. The source is the August 2026 dataset. Current status, greenfield/replacement context and buying availability have not been rechecked.

Source-reported scope: wind, covering one generating unit. The source is the August 2026 dataset. Current status, greenfield/replacement context and buying availability have not been rechecked.

Source-reported scope: The unit combines structural works and nonstructural measures. Its principal physical works include the Yuma reverse-osmosis desalting plant; a 53-mile concrete-lined bypass drain carrying reject water from the plant via the MODE toward Santa Clara Slough in Mexico; a buried reinforced-concrete siphon replacing a MODE flume section; and associated access, power, water-supply, sewage-treatment, and energy-recovery facilities. Other measures include Wellton-Mohawk irrigation-efficiency improvements and acreage reduction, fish and wildlife mitigation, and a Painted Rock Reservoir land-acquisition and operating-schedule measure. The source describes the sludge-disposal facilities as being in advance planning; Pilot Knob in Imperial County was proposed and under negotiation, while an interim alternative site was also described. The Painted Rock land measure is materially qualified by the source-era account: the Corps said it lacked legal authority to purchase the lands and that purchase would not change its release plan. This does not establish the measure’s present status.

Source-reported scope: wind, covering one generating unit. The source is the August 2026 dataset. Current status, greenfield/replacement context and buying availability have not been rechecked.

Source-reported scope: geothermal, covering one generating unit. The source is the August 2026 dataset. Current status, greenfield/replacement context and buying availability have not been rechecked.

Source-reported scope: hydropower, covering one generating unit. The source is the August 2026 dataset. Current status, greenfield/replacement context and buying availability have not been rechecked.

Source-reported scope: hydropower, covering one generating unit. The source is the August 2026 dataset. Current status, greenfield/replacement context and buying availability have not been rechecked.

Source-reported scope: hydropower, covering one generating unit. The source is the August 2026 dataset. Current status, greenfield/replacement context and buying availability have not been rechecked.

Source-reported scope: oil/gas, covering one generating unit. The source is the August 2026 dataset. Current status, greenfield/replacement context and buying availability have not been rechecked.

Planned scope: Seawater desalination plant intended to provide sustainable potable-water supply to more than 3 million people in Chlef, Médéa, Aïn Defla and Tissemsilt, across a stated radius of 150–250 km. The national programme describes capacity of up to 300,000 m³/day for each of its stations, including the station in Chlef.

Source-reported scope: geothermal, covering one generating unit. The source is the August 2026 dataset. Current status, greenfield/replacement context and buying availability have not been rechecked.

Source-reported scope: oil/gas, covering one generating unit. The source is the August 2026 dataset. Current status, greenfield/replacement context and buying availability have not been rechecked.

Source-reported scope: wind, covering one generating unit. The source is the August 2026 dataset. Current status, greenfield/replacement context and buying availability have not been rechecked.

Source-reported scope: geothermal, covering one generating unit. The source is the August 2026 dataset. Current status, greenfield/replacement context and buying availability have not been rechecked.