Record Solar-Quincy Proposes 80-Megawatt Solar and Battery Project in Grant County, Washington
Record Energy Center LLC is proposing an 80-megawatt solar and battery storage project on 750 acres northeast of Quincy, Washington, pending approval from Grant County. The project, which will feature up to 180,000 photovoltaic panels, aims to connect to local transmission systems and includes commitments to environmental and cultural resource management. A public hearing is scheduled for April 8, 2026, with construction expected to begin in 2028 and operations by July 2030.
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Record Energy Center LLC is seeking approval from Grant County to build an 80-megawatt solar energy facility paired with an 80-megawatt battery storage system on 750 acres northeast of Quincy. The project will utilize up to 180,000 photovoltaic panels and connect to the local 115-kilovolt and 230-kilovolt transmission system.
A conditional use permit and State Environmental Policy Act review have been applied for, with a public hearing set for April 8, 2026. Construction is projected to begin in 2028, lasting 12 to 18 months, with operations expected to commence by July 2030.
The project aims to manage environmental impacts, including wildlife habitats and cultural resources, and includes commitments to habitat mitigation and cultural preservation measures. A peak construction workforce of approximately 200 people is anticipated.
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