# Resurgence Solar

CAISO Solar Photovoltaic, Batteries · https://askthegrid.com/assets/facilities/resurgence-solar

Resurgence Solar is a hybrid solar and battery storage facility with 165 MW of EIA-reported total operating capacity and 300 MWh of reported storage energy capacity in San Bernardino County, California, registered as EIA Plant ID 64489. NextEra Energy Capital Holdings, Inc. is the public owner or developer; Resurgence Solar is the registered plant entity or operator. Commercial operation began on February 1, 1989.
CAISO APNode 45200 at the Kramer Junction 115 kV bus/P-node · 115 kV · Southern California Edison.

## Key facts

- Technology: Solar Photovoltaic, Batteries
- Power capacity: 165 MW
- Energy capacity: 300 MWh
- Operating status: operating

## Grid and market context

- ISO/RTO: CAISO
- Balancing authority: CISO (CAISO)
- Interconnection voltage: 115 kV

## Source-backed facts

- Owner logo domain: nexteraenergy.com — Our Leadership · confidence: medium
- Owner logo domain: nexteraenergy.com — Source · confidence: medium
- Identifiers: [{"value":"64489","system":"EIA plant ID"},{"value":"CISO","system":"EIA balancing authority"},{"value":"CAISO","system":"ISO/RTO power market"},{"value":"KRAMER_1_R1PX3","system":"CAISO market resource — Resurgence 1 PV"},{"value":"KRAMER_1_R1BX3","system":"CAISO market resource — Resurgence 1 BESS"},{"value":"22GEN21471","system":"CAISO network model ID — PV"},{"value":"22NGR21409","system":"CAISO network model ID — BESS"},{"value":"ER23-147-000","system":"FERC docket"}] — CAISO Resource Visibility Template · confidence: medium
- Identifiers: [{"value":"64489","system":"EIA plant ID"},{"value":"CISO","system":"EIA balancing authority"},{"value":"CAISO","system":"ISO/RTO power market"},{"value":"KRAMER_1_R1PX3","system":"CAISO market resource — Resurgence 1 PV"},{"value":"KRAMER_1_R1BX3","system":"CAISO market resource — Resurgence 1 BESS"},{"value":"22GEN21471","system":"CAISO network model ID — PV"},{"value":"22NGR21409","system":"CAISO network model ID — BESS"},{"value":"ER23-147-000","system":"FERC docket"}] — NRI · confidence: medium
- Identifiers: [{"value":"64489","system":"EIA plant ID"},{"value":"CISO","system":"EIA balancing authority"},{"value":"CAISO","system":"ISO/RTO power market"},{"value":"KRAMER_1_R1PX3","system":"CAISO market resource — Resurgence 1 PV"},{"value":"KRAMER_1_R1BX3","system":"CAISO market resource — Resurgence 1 BESS"},{"value":"22GEN21471","system":"CAISO network model ID — PV"},{"value":"22NGR21409","system":"CAISO network model ID — BESS"},{"value":"ER23-147-000","system":"FERC docket"}] — Resurgence Solar I, LLC; Supplemental Notice That Initial... · confidence: medium
- Official project url: https://www.nexteraenergyresources.com/ — NextEra Energy Resources · confidence: medium
- Description: Resurgence Solar is an operational solar-plus-battery power plant near Boron in San Bernardino County, California. It has two generating units totaling 165 MW of nameplate capacity, with the first unit online August 1, 2023. The Resurgence Solar I facility comprises 90 MW AC of solar photovoltaic generation paired with 75 MW AC / 300 MWh of lithium-ion battery storage. — Source · confidence: medium
- Identifiers.3: {"value":"KRAMER_1_R1PX3","system":"CAISO market resource — Resurgence 1 PV"} — CAISO Resource Visibility Template · confidence: medium
- Identifiers.4: {"value":"KRAMER_1_R1BX3","system":"CAISO market resource — Resurgence 1 BESS"} — CAISO Resource Visibility Template · confidence: medium
- Identifiers.5: {"value":"22GEN21471","system":"CAISO network model ID — PV"} — NRI · confidence: medium
- Identifiers.6: {"value":"22NGR21409","system":"CAISO network model ID — BESS"} — NRI · confidence: medium
- Identifiers.7: {"value":"ER23-147-000","system":"FERC docket"} — Resurgence Solar I, LLC; Supplemental Notice That Initial... · confidence: medium
- Parties.2: {"relationship":"Project seller and legal project company","name":"Resurgence Solar I, LLC","official_url":null} — Source · confidence: medium
- Parties.4: {"relationship":"Offtaker/buyer","name":"Valley Clean Energy Alliance","official_url":"https://valleycleanenergy.org/"} — Source · confidence: high
- Parties.5: {"relationship":"Transmission provider","name":"Southern California Edison","official_url":"https://www.sce.com/"} — Source · confidence: high
- Unit configuration: Two generating units: 90 MW AC solar photovoltaic generation paired with 75 MW AC / 300 MWh lithium-ion battery storage — Source · confidence: high
- Duration hours: 4 — Source · confidence: high
- Power mw: 165 — Source · confidence: high
- Energy mwh: 300 — Source · confidence: high
- Construction scope: Exact Resurgence Solar I scope: a 90 MW AC solar photovoltaic facility coupled to a 75 MW AC / 300 MWh lithium-ion battery-storage facility near Boron, California. The county record separately describes Resurgence Solar I as up to 90 MW of PV and up to 90 MW of battery storage, while its combined Resurgence I & II planning record lists approximately 312,000 modules and 29 inverter blocks and says the BESS would be housed in standard shipping containers; those aggregate I & II counts cannot be assigned to this exact EIA plant. An air-quality record for the Resurgence Solar & BESS site also names a portable 28.6 kW emergency generator using a Stamford UCI224 D generator. — Source · confidence: medium
- Construction scope: Exact Resurgence Solar I scope: a 90 MW AC solar photovoltaic facility coupled to a 75 MW AC / 300 MWh lithium-ion battery-storage facility near Boron, California. The county record separately describes Resurgence Solar I as up to 90 MW of PV and up to 90 MW of battery storage, while its combined Resurgence I & II planning record lists approximately 312,000 modules and 29 inverter blocks and says the BESS would be housed in standard shipping containers; those aggregate I & II counts cannot be assigned to this exact EIA plant. An air-quality record for the Resurgence Solar & BESS site also names a portable 28.6 kW emergency generator using a Stamford UCI224 D generator. — Source · confidence: medium
- Kind: solar — Source · confidence: high
- Description: Resurgence Solar is an operational solar-plus-battery facility in San Bernardino County, California, with two EIA generating units totaling 165 MW. Resurgence Solar I, LLC is the project company, while NextEra Energy Resources developed, owns, and operates the project through the NextEra corporate group. The facility was developed on the former SEGS III–VII brownfield site after the legacy facility ceased operation and was decommissioned. Valley Clean Energy Alliance contracted for the project's output under a 20-year power purchase agreement approved in January 2021; the first unit entered service on August 1, 2023. — Source · confidence: medium
- Description: Resurgence Solar is an operational solar-plus-battery facility in San Bernardino County, California, with two EIA generating units totaling 165 MW. Resurgence Solar I, LLC is the project company, while NextEra Energy Resources developed, owns, and operates the project through the NextEra corporate group. The facility was developed on the former SEGS III–VII brownfield site after the legacy facility ceased operation and was decommissioned. Valley Clean Energy Alliance contracted for the project's output under a 20-year power purchase agreement approved in January 2021; the first unit entered service on August 1, 2023. — VALLEY CLEAN ENERGY MAKES MAJOR SOLAR+STORAGE POWER DEAL - Valley Clean Energy · confidence: medium
- Quality notes: ["The EIA plant record reports two operational generating units and 165 MW of nameplate capacity; the 138 MW figure in CAISO materials refers to a maximum across market IDs at the broader SEGS repowering site and is not substituted for the EIA plant capacity.","The 2005 acquisition evidence concerns the predecessor Kramer Junction/SEGS site. The public records identify the NextEra purchaser but do not identify the seller, purchase price, or exact acquisition day.","NextEra's portfolio schedule records Resurgence Solar I as acquired and placed in service in 2023, but does not provide a transaction counterparty or sale consideration; this is kept distinct from the 2005 predecessor-site acquisition.","The public record identifies the planned configuration and 2023 operating date but does not disclose an actual construction-start date, EPC contractor, project-level debt amount, named lender, or separate post-completion expansion or repowering transaction."] — 2024 Final NQC List · confidence: medium
- Quality notes: ["The EIA plant record reports two operational generating units and 165 MW of nameplate capacity; the 138 MW figure in CAISO materials refers to a maximum across market IDs at the broader SEGS repowering site and is not substituted for the EIA plant capacity.","The 2005 acquisition evidence concerns the predecessor Kramer Junction/SEGS site. The public records identify the NextEra purchaser but do not identify the seller, purchase price, or exact acquisition day.","NextEra's portfolio schedule records Resurgence Solar I as acquired and placed in service in 2023, but does not provide a transaction counterparty or sale consideration; this is kept distinct from the 2005 predecessor-site acquisition.","The public record identifies the planned configuration and 2023 operating date but does not disclose an actual construction-start date, EPC contractor, project-level debt amount, named lender, or separate post-completion expansion or repowering transaction."] — VALLEY CLEAN ENERGY MAKES MAJOR SOLAR+STORAGE POWER DEAL - Valley Clean Energy · confidence: medium
- Quality notes: ["The EIA plant record reports two operational generating units and 165 MW of nameplate capacity; the 138 MW figure in CAISO materials refers to a maximum across market IDs at the broader SEGS repowering site and is not substituted for the EIA plant capacity.","The 2005 acquisition evidence concerns the predecessor Kramer Junction/SEGS site. The public records identify the NextEra purchaser but do not identify the seller, purchase price, or exact acquisition day.","NextEra's portfolio schedule records Resurgence Solar I as acquired and placed in service in 2023, but does not provide a transaction counterparty or sale consideration; this is kept distinct from the 2005 predecessor-site acquisition.","The public record identifies the planned configuration and 2023 operating date but does not disclose an actual construction-start date, EPC contractor, project-level debt amount, named lender, or separate post-completion expansion or repowering transaction."] — FPL_NextEra Energy Resources Generation Portfolios_12.31.2024.xlsx · confidence: medium
- Financing summary: NextEra's portfolio schedules classify Resurgence Solar I's 90 MW PV facility and 75 MW storage component under PTC/ITC-supported DMI/traditional financing. The portfolio notes define DMI for solar projects as a traditional solar ITC tax-equity structure unless marked as PTC. The PPA also contemplates project and portfolio debt and tax equity, but no project-level financing amount, lender, closing date, sale consideration, or asset-sale counterparty is disclosed. — FPL_NextEra Energy Resources Generation Portfolios_12.31.2024.xlsx · confidence: medium
- Financing summary: NextEra's portfolio schedules classify Resurgence Solar I's 90 MW PV facility and 75 MW storage component under PTC/ITC-supported DMI/traditional financing. The portfolio notes define DMI for solar projects as a traditional solar ITC tax-equity structure unless marked as PTC. The PPA also contemplates project and portfolio debt and tax equity, but no project-level financing amount, lender, closing date, sale consideration, or asset-sale counterparty is disclosed. — FPL_NextEra Energy Resources Generation Portfolios 12.31.2023.xlsx · confidence: medium
- Financing summary: NextEra's portfolio schedules classify Resurgence Solar I's 90 MW PV facility and 75 MW storage component under PTC/ITC-supported DMI/traditional financing. The portfolio notes define DMI for solar projects as a traditional solar ITC tax-equity structure unless marked as PTC. The PPA also contemplates project and portfolio debt and tax equity, but no project-level financing amount, lender, closing date, sale consideration, or asset-sale counterparty is disclosed. — Item 15 TO: Board of Directors FROM: Mitch Sears, Interim... · confidence: medium
- Financing summary: NextEra's portfolio schedules classify Resurgence Solar I's 90 MW PV facility and 75 MW storage component under PTC/ITC-supported DMI/traditional financing. The portfolio notes define DMI for solar projects as a traditional solar ITC tax-equity structure unless marked as PTC. The PPA also contemplates project and portfolio debt and tax equity, but no project-level financing amount, lender, closing date, sale consideration, or asset-sale counterparty is disclosed. — Resurgence Solar I, LLC Buyer · confidence: medium
- Timeline.0: {"event":"Predecessor commercial operation","date":"1989-02-01","detail":"The California Energy Commission records SEGS III–VII as a 150 MW solar-thermal and natural-gas project that began commercial operation on February 1, 1989."} — SEGS III – VII - Kramer Junction | California Energy Commission · confidence: high
- Timeline.2: {"event":"Legacy facility suspension and retirement planning","date":"2019","detail":"The legacy SEGS project ceased operation in 2019; the project owner submitted a cold-layup plan for all five SEGS III–VII units in October 2019."} — SEGS III – VII - Kramer Junction | California Energy Commission · confidence: medium
- Timeline.3: {"event":"VCE power purchase agreement approved","date":"2021-01-21","detail":"Valley Clean Energy's board materials approved a 20-year agreement for the output of Resurgence Solar I, then under development by a NextEra Energy Resources subsidiary. The planned configuration was 90 MW of PV plus 75 MW / 300 MWh of lithium-ion storage."} — Item 15 TO: Board of Directors FROM: Mitch Sears, Interim... · confidence: high
- Timeline.3: {"event":"VCE power purchase agreement approved","date":"2021-01-21","detail":"Valley Clean Energy's board materials approved a 20-year agreement for the output of Resurgence Solar I, then under development by a NextEra Energy Resources subsidiary. The planned configuration was 90 MW of PV plus 75 MW / 300 MWh of lithium-ion storage."} — VALLEY CLEAN ENERGY MAKES MAJOR SOLAR+STORAGE POWER DEAL - Valley Clean Energy · confidence: high
- Timeline.4: {"event":"SEGS decommissioning plan approved","date":"2021-06-09","detail":"The California Energy Commission approved the decommissioning plan for the former SEGS III–VII facility."} — SEGS III – VII - Kramer Junction | California Energy Commission · confidence: high
- Timeline.7: {"event":"Legacy SEGS decommissioning completed","date":"2022-09-29","detail":"The California Energy Commission records completion of SEGS III–VII decommissioning in accordance with the approved decommissioning plan."} — SEGS III – VII - Kramer Junction | California Energy Commission · confidence: high
- Timeline.8: {"event":"Legacy SEGS license terminated","date":"2022-10-12","detail":"The California Energy Commission approved termination of the SEGS III–VII license."} — Federal Register :: Resurgence Solar I, LLC; Supplemental Notice That Initial Market-Based Rate Filing Includes Request for Blanket Section 204 Authorization · confidence: high
- Timeline.9: {"event":"FERC market-based-rate and Section 204 filing","date":"2022-10-31","detail":"Resurgence Solar I, LLC was the subject of a Federal Energy Regulatory Commission notice concerning its market-based-rate application and request for blanket Section 204 authorization. The notice does not disclose project-financing proceeds or a lender."} — FPL_NextEra Energy Resources Generation Portfolios_12.31.2024.xlsx · confidence: medium
- Commercial parties.0: {"relationship":"Developer, owner, and operating company","name":"NextEra Energy Resources, LLC","detail":"NextEra Energy Resources developed, owns, and operates Resurgence Solar I through the NextEra corporate group; public project material identifies 100% ownership.","official_url":"https://www.nexteraenergyresources.com/"} — Resurgence Solar I Project - Battery Energy Storage... · confidence: medium
- Commercial parties.0: {"relationship":"Developer, owner, and operating company","name":"NextEra Energy Resources, LLC","detail":"NextEra Energy Resources developed, owns, and operates Resurgence Solar I through the NextEra corporate group; public project material identifies 100% ownership.","official_url":"https://www.nexteraenergyresources.com/"} — FPL_NextEra Energy Resources Generation Portfolios 12.31.2023.xlsx · confidence: medium
- Commercial parties.2: {"relationship":"Project company and PPA seller","name":"Resurgence Solar I, LLC","detail":"The legal project company named as seller under the renewable power purchase agreement with Valley Clean Energy Alliance.","official_url":null} — Resurgence Solar I, LLC Buyer · confidence: high
- Commercial parties.4: {"relationship":"Offtaker and PPA buyer","name":"Valley Clean Energy Alliance","detail":"A California joint powers authority that approved and executed a 20-year agreement to purchase the project's output.","official_url":"https://valleycleanenergy.org/"} — Resurgence Solar I, LLC Buyer · confidence: high
- Commercial parties.4: {"relationship":"Offtaker and PPA buyer","name":"Valley Clean Energy Alliance","detail":"A California joint powers authority that approved and executed a 20-year agreement to purchase the project's output.","official_url":"https://valleycleanenergy.org/"} — VALLEY CLEAN ENERGY MAKES MAJOR SOLAR+STORAGE POWER DEAL - Valley Clean Energy · confidence: high
- Commercial parties.5: {"relationship":"Legacy offtaker","name":"Southern California Edison","detail":"The California Energy Commission identifies Southern California Edison as the buyer of electricity from the predecessor SEGS III–VII project.","official_url":"https://www.sce.com/"} — SEGS III – VII - Kramer Junction | California Energy Commission · confidence: high
- Commercial parties.6: {"relationship":"Predecessor legal owner","name":"Luz Solar Partners, Ltd. III–VII","detail":"The California Energy Commission identifies Luz Solar Partners, Ltd. III–VII as the predecessor SEGS project owner during decommissioning; it was an indirect wholly owned subsidiary of NextEra Energy Resources Operating Services.","official_url":null} — SEGS III – VII - Kramer Junction | California Energy Commission · confidence: high

## Timeline

- 1989-02-01 — Predecessor commercial operation
  The California Energy Commission records SEGS III–VII as a 150 MW solar-thermal and natural-gas project that began commercial operation on February 1, 1989.
  Source: SEGS III – VII - Kramer Junction | California Energy Commission (https://www.energy.ca.gov/powerplant/solar-thermal/segs-iii-vii-kramer-junction)
- 2019 — Legacy facility suspension and retirement planning
  The legacy SEGS project ceased operation in 2019; the project owner submitted a cold-layup plan for all five SEGS III–VII units in October 2019.
  Source: SEGS III – VII - Kramer Junction | California Energy Commission (https://www.energy.ca.gov/powerplant/solar-thermal/segs-iii-vii-kramer-junction)
- 2021-01-26 — Power purchase agreement
  Valley Clean Energy Alliance approved a 20-year PPA to purchase 100% of the output from Resurgence Solar I, effective January 26, 2021. The PPA covers a 165 MW facility: 90 MW of installed PV plus 75 MW of installed battery storage at 4 hours of discharge (300 MWh). NextEra Energy Resources subsidiaries will contribute $200,000 to workforce development and $100,000 to local sustainability, distributed over 10 years. No PPA price or financial-close amount was disclosed.
  Source: Source (https://valleycleanenergy.org/wp-content/uploads/Item-15-Power-Purchase-Agreement-with-Resurgence-Solar-I-1-21-21.pdf)
- 2021-06-09 — SEGS decommissioning plan approved
  The California Energy Commission approved the decommissioning plan for the former SEGS III–VII facility.
  Source: SEGS III – VII - Kramer Junction | California Energy Commission (https://www.energy.ca.gov/powerplant/solar-thermal/segs-iii-vii-kramer-junction)
- 2022-09-29 — Legacy SEGS decommissioning completed
  The California Energy Commission records completion of SEGS III–VII decommissioning in accordance with the approved decommissioning plan.
  Source: SEGS III – VII - Kramer Junction | California Energy Commission (https://www.energy.ca.gov/powerplant/solar-thermal/segs-iii-vii-kramer-junction)
- 2022-10-12 — Legacy SEGS license terminated
  The California Energy Commission approved termination of the SEGS III–VII license.
  Source: SEGS III – VII - Kramer Junction | California Energy Commission (https://www.energy.ca.gov/powerplant/solar-thermal/segs-iii-vii-kramer-junction)
- 2022-10-31 — FERC market-based-rate and Section 204 filing
  Resurgence Solar I, LLC was the subject of a Federal Energy Regulatory Commission notice concerning its market-based-rate application and request for blanket Section 204 authorization. The notice does not disclose project-financing proceeds or a lender.
  Source: Federal Register :: Resurgence Solar I, LLC; Supplemental Notice That Initial Market-Based Rate Filing Includes Request for Blanket Section 204 Authorization (https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2022/10/31/2022-23647/resurgence-solar-i-llc-supplemental-notice-that-initial-market-based-rate-filing-includes-request)
- 2023 — Portfolio acquisition and in-service record
  NextEra's generation portfolio schedule lists Resurgence Solar I as acquired in 2023 and in service in 2023, with 90 MW of PV and 100% ownership; the schedule does not identify a seller, transaction month, or consideration.
  Source: FPL_NextEra Energy Resources Generation Portfolios_12.31.2024.xlsx (https://www.investor.nexteraenergy.com/~/media/Files/N/NEE-IR/investor-materials/supplemental-resources/generation-portfolios/2024/Q4/Copy%20of%20FPL_NextEra%20Energy%20Resources%20Generation%20Portfolios_12312024.pdf)

## Sources

- [Our Leadership](https://www.nexteraenergy.com/about-us/leadership.html) — nexteraenergy.com · tier other
- [Item 15 TO: Board of Directors FROM: Mitch Sears, Interim ...](https://valleycleanenergy.org/wp-content/uploads/Item-15-Power-Purchase-Agreement-with-Resurgence-Solar-I-1-21-21.pdf) — valleycleanenergy.org · tier other
- [CAISO Resource Visibility Template](https://www.caiso.com/documents/caiso-resource-visibility-template.xlsx) — caiso.com · tier other
- [NRI](https://www.caiso.com/documents/fullnetworkmodel_workscope_db22m6.xlsx) — caiso.com · tier other
- [Federal Register :: Resurgence Solar I, LLC; Supplemental Notice That Initial Market-Based Rate Filing Includes Request for Blanket Section 204 Authorization](https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2022/10/31/2022-23647/resurgence-solar-i-llc-supplemental-notice-that-initial-market-based-rate-filing-includes-request) — federalregister.gov · tier regulatory
- [NextEra Energy Resources](https://www.nexteraenergyresources.com/) — nexteraenergyresources.com · tier other
- [Source](https://valleycleanenergy.org/wp-content/uploads/1.-Resurgence-VCE-Executed-PPA-PUBLIC.pdf) — valleycleanenergy.org · tier other
- [Source](https://lus.sbcounty.gov/wp-content/uploads/sites/48/PC/PROJ-2021-00019-Staff-Report-FINAL.pdf) — lus.sbcounty.gov · tier regulatory
- [SEGS III – VII - Kramer Junction | California Energy Commission](https://www.energy.ca.gov/powerplant/solar-thermal/segs-iii-vii-kramer-junction) — energy.ca.gov · tier regulatory
- [VALLEY CLEAN ENERGY MAKES MAJOR SOLAR+STORAGE POWER DEAL - Valley Clean Energy](https://valleycleanenergy.org/news/valley-clean-energy-makes-major-solarstorage-power-deal/) — valleycleanenergy.org · tier other
- [2024 Final NQC List](https://www.caiso.com/documents/final-net-qualifying-capacity-report-for-compliance-year-2024.xlsx) — caiso.com · tier other
- [FPL_NextEra Energy Resources Generation Portfolios_12.31.2024.xlsx](https://www.investor.nexteraenergy.com/~/media/Files/N/NEE-IR/investor-materials/supplemental-resources/generation-portfolios/2024/Q4/Copy%20of%20FPL_NextEra%20Energy%20Resources%20Generation%20Portfolios_12312024.pdf) — investor.nexteraenergy.com · tier other
- [FPL_NextEra Energy Resources Generation Portfolios 12.31.2023.xlsx](https://www.investor.nexteraenergy.com/~/media/Files/N/NEE-IR/investor-materials/supplemental-resources/generation-portfolios/2023/Q4%202023/FPL_NextEra%20Energy%20Resources%20Generation%20Portfolios%2012312023.pdf) — investor.nexteraenergy.com · tier other
- [Resurgence Solar I Project - Battery Energy Storage ...](https://www.power-technology.com/marketdata/resurgence-solar-i-project-battery-energy-storage-system-us/) — power-technology.com · tier other
- [Power plant profile: Resurgence Solar I PV Park, US](https://www.power-technology.com/data-insights/power-plant-profile-resurgence-solar-i-pv-park-us/) — power-technology.com · tier other
- [FPL_NextEra Energy Resources Generation Portfolios_9.30.2025.xlsx](https://www.investor.nexteraenergy.com/~/media/Files/N/NEE-IR/investor-materials/supplemental-resources/generation-portfolios/2025/Copy%20of%20FPL_NextEra%20Energy%20Resources%20Generation%20Portfolios_9302025.pdf) — investor.nexteraenergy.com · tier other
- [db130_source_and_sink](https://www.caiso.com/documents/crr-fnm-db130-source-and-sink-apnodes-v1-1-november-2024-monthly-process.xlsx) — caiso.com · tier other
- [Source](https://valleycleanenergy.org/wp-content/uploads/Item-19-Amendment-One-to-Resurgence-Power-Purchase-Agreement-7-14-22.pdf) — valleycleanenergy.org · tier other
- [Resource category and phase](https://www.caiso.com/documents/resourcecategoryandphaseallparticipatingresourceids.xlsx) — caiso.com · tier other

## Data quality

- The EIA plant record reports two operational generating units and 165 MW of nameplate capacity; the 138 MW figure in CAISO materials refers to a maximum across market IDs at the broader SEGS repowering site and is not substituted for the EIA plant capacity. The public records identify the NextEra purchaser but do not identify the seller, purchase price, or exact acquisition day.

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