Solar Generation and Storage
Next Generation Projects
At Copia, development never stops. With a robust 30 GW+ pipeline, we are always preparing the next wave of projects that will move from development to construction. Our upcoming builds reflect years of disciplined siting, permitting, interconnection planning, and community engagement — enabling us to advance projects quickly and responsibly.
These “next generation” projects provide both confidence and momentum behind our gigawatt-campus model. They are where planning turns into action, continuing Copia’s track record of transforming capital, strategy, and partnerships into real, operating assets.
Harquahala 3
The next phase of Copia’s flagship Arizona campus, expanding critical energy infrastructure and strengthening the grid. This site builds on significant infrastructure established in earlier phases, to accelerate the next phase of development.
Location Maricopa, AZ
Solar Capacity 300MW
Storage Capacity 1,200MWh
Commercial Operations 2027
Harquahala 4
A continuation of Copia’s multi-phase campus build, Harquahala 4 adds significant generation capacity and reinforces the scalability and resilience of the overall platform.
Location Maricopa, AZ
Solar Capacity 250MW
Storage Capacity 1,000 MWh
Commercial Operations 2027/ early 2028
Harquahala 5
Building on the foundation of earlier Harquahala phases, this next expansion layers solar, storage, and thermal capacity. Together with prior builds, Harquahala 5 cements the campus as one of the largest and most strategically sited integrated energy hubs in the Western U.S. showcasing a broader mix of technologies that enhance both reliability and flexibility across the grid.
Location Maricopa, AZ
Solar Capacity 1,000MW
Storage Capacity 4,000 MWh
Thermal Capacity 500MW
Commercial Operations 2029
Solar Prairie
As part of Copia’s Midwest expansion, Solar Prairie will bring solar, storage, and thermal capacity to Sullivan, Indiana — creating a multi-technology foothold that anchors Copia’s growth across the region.
Location Sullivan, IN
Solar Capacity 800MW
Storage Capacity 3,200 MWh
Thermal Capacity 500MW
Commercial Operations 2030
