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Sonoran Solar Energy Project, Arizona

Sonoran is the 25th renewable energy project that the DOI has permitted to be built on public land since Ken Salazar became Secretary of the Interior in 2009.

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Size:
300MW

Type:
Ground Mounted

Status:
Announced

The US Department of the Interior (DOI) has approved NextEra’s proposal to build a 300MW PV system on public land in Maricopa County, Arizona. The Sonoran Solar Energy Project will be comprised of 150 2MW alternating current arrays, spanning just over 2,000 acres and located in close proximity to a number of existing transmission lines. NextEra will pay the DOI nearly US$2 million a year in land rental and other fees.

Site size	809 hectares
Cost	Undisclosed
Equipment	Undisclosed
Completion date	Undisclosed

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