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Southwestern Electric Power Company (AR PSC Docket 26-056-U)
RUSK, TX
Developer: Southwestern Electric Power Company
Capacity
200 MW
Waiting
0.1 yrs
Stage
Local/state review
Verification
Verified (primary source)
Estimated investment waiting
$263.2M
≈ 200,000 kW × $1,316/kW typical overnight construction cost (EIA) — the dollar value of the power plant itself sitting in permitting limbo, not a bill estimate. Full methodology.
Public Hearings
Unknown
Hearing details: Unknown
Not available from this project’s data source yet. Check the sources below directly.
Sources
Data quality note: Sourced from the Arkansas Public Service Commission's public "olsv2" docket search (Certificate of Environmental Compatibility and Public Need, Ark. Code Ann. §23-18-501 et seq.; Certificate of Convenience and Necessity, Ark. Code Ann. §23-3-201 et seq.; or, for an out-of-state facility, Notice and Authority to Proceed under Ark. Code Ann. §23-18-104). APSC's own docket-level "Open" flag is not used to determine whether this project is still waiting — it was confirmed unreliable by hand: real dockets with a Commission/ALJ order already granting a certificate still show "Open: True" (APSC keeps a docket open for post-approval Independent Monitor oversight and quarterly construction-status reporting). "Still waiting" here is instead determined by scanning the docket's own numbered Commission/ALJ orders for a dispositive grant/deny/dismissal — see the ingestion module header for how this was calibrated against real orders, including a real confirmed grant and a real confirmed false-positive (routine "granted" language about an intervention or protective-order motion, not the certificate itself) that the resolution check is written to avoid. Some real orders state no disposition at all in APSC's own docket-log summary text, in which case that specific order's own PDF is fetched and read directly. Capacity figure is parsed from the docket's own caption text, not a structured field — not independently verified. This project's own physical facility is located in TX, not Arkansas — Arkansas regulates it because the applicant is an Arkansas-rate-regulated utility whose Arkansas customers will bear part of the cost, not because the facility itself is sited in Arkansas. Located in RUSK County, TX, per the docket's own caption text — no structured coordinates are published, so this project will not appear on the map until geocoded another way.