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SRP proposes solar, battery and gas plant in Pinal County

Salt River Project has proposed a Pinal County energy project combining solar power, battery storage and a gas plant.

Pinal County Arizona DeskSeptember 18, 2026
SRP proposes solar, battery and gas plant in Pinal County

Key takeaways

  • SRP has proposed the project in Pinal County.
  • The proposal combines solar power, battery storage and gas generation.
  • The project is described as a proposal, not a completed facility.
  • The site, size, cost, schedule and approval process are not established here.

The proposal

Salt River Project has proposed an energy project in Pinal County with three parts: a solar facility, battery storage and a gas plant. The proposal would combine those technologies in one development.

The project is a proposal, not a completed facility. The information currently identified does not establish whether construction has been approved, when work could begin or when the project could operate.

What the project would include

The solar portion would generate electricity from sunlight. The battery portion would store electricity for later use. The gas portion would generate electricity using natural gas.

The proposal does not establish the project’s generating capacity, battery size or gas plant capacity. It also does not establish the project’s exact location within Pinal County, its cost or the number of jobs it could create.

What residents should watch

The next significant details would be any filing or announcement from SRP that identifies the project’s site, size and schedule. Pinal County notices could also show whether the proposal enters a formal local review process or is scheduled for a public meeting.

For now, the central fact is that SRP has proposed a Pinal County project combining solar power, battery storage and gas generation. The project’s effect on the county cannot be assessed without details about its design, location, timing and approvals.

What to watch

  • Any SRP filing identifying the project’s location, capacity or schedule.
  • Any Pinal County notice about formal review or a public meeting.
  • Details on how the solar, battery and gas components would be developed.

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