# Pecan Solar

PJM asset profile · https://askthegrid.com/assets/facilities/pecan-solar

## Current generation inventory

EIA plant 60030 · Inventory reporting month: 2026-08.

- solar: 74.9 MW operating nameplate
- Capacity basis: operating_generator_nameplate_mw
- Source inventory: [EIA-860M workbook (preliminary)](https://www.eia.gov/electricity/data/eia860m/xls/august_generator2026.xlsx)
- Inventory retrieved: 2026-10-10T22:49:53.020309+00:00
- Filed coordinate (longitude, latitude): -77.48116, 36.481008
- OSM extract: 2026-10-09T20:21:04Z
- OSM mapped edit: 2022-08-25 02:50:42+00:00
- Map prepared: 2026-10-10T23:05:26.254946+00:00

Battery power (MW) and stored energy (MWh) are separate measures. Shared physical-site membership does not establish electrical connectivity, settlement or a common export limit.

## Reviewed overview

Pecan Solar is an approximately 75 megawatt solar facility on about 1,050 acres in Northampton County, North Carolina. Dominion Energy acquired the project in 2018, and it became operational in December 2018. The site is listed with roughly 929,100 modules, and its output is sold under a long-term renewable energy contract with Facebook. Dominion includes it among the solar projects it is involved with in North Carolina.

## Reviewed metrics

- **Nameplate capacity:** 74.9 MW — Canonical EIA plant baseline.
- **Registry anchor:** Plant 60030 — plant-60030

## Facts

- **Technology:** Solar Photovoltaic
- **Operator:** Dominion Renewable Energy

## Related parties

- **Owner / acquirer:** Dominion Energy — owner ([source](https://www.dominionenergy.com))
- **Offtaker:** Facebook — offtaker ([source](https://about.meta.com))

## Sources

- [dominionenergy.com](https://www.dominionenergy.com/about/delivering-energy/solar-energy-projects/north-carolina-solar-projects) — dominionenergy.com · public_source — Source retained for exact-record publication review.

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Canonical page: https://askthegrid.com/assets/facilities/pecan-solar
Website: [Dominion Energy](https://www.dominionenergy.com)

Source: Ask the Grid — https://askthegrid.com/