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A New Renewable Energy Project for Kaufman and Hunt Counties
Location
Kaufman and Hunt Counties, Texas
Current Status
Status
Currently in development phase with commercial operations expected in March 2028.
Project Size
250-megawatt utility-size solar and 250-megawatt / 500 megawatt-hours battery storage facility spanning approximately 1,758 acres, delivering American-made, reliable energy to the Texas grid.
By the numbers
Construction jobs at peak build, with workers supporting the local economy by spending at businesses, restaurants, and service providers.
Years of ongoing operation that delivers reliable energy to the state
Project Timeline
Mystic Springs will continue moving forward in phases, with opportunities for community input throughout the process.
Phase 1 Complete
Planning & Studies
Environmental, engineering, and permitting reviews.
Phase 2 Current Phase
Local & State Review
Continued coordination with agencies and local leaders.
Phase 3
Construction
Short-term local job opportunities and onsite activity.
Phase 4
Operations
40+ years of safe, low-impact clean energy production and storage.
Project Location
The project is located on private land in Kaufman and Hunt Counties, Texas.
Your Questions Matter
We know that a new project raises real questions about land use, traffic during construction, and what happens decades from now when the project ends. We’re here to answer those questions honestly. Our team is available to meet with residents, attend community events, and respond directly to concerns. The FAQ below covers the questions we hear most often. If yours isn’t there, please ask us directly by Submitting a Question.
Mystic Springs Renewable Energy is a proposed utility-scale solar and battery energy storage project in Kaufman and Hunt Counties, Texas. The project combines solar generation with battery storage to deliver American-made, reliable electricity to the Texas grid, supporting long-term grid reliability and local economic development.
All equipment will be removed under a decommissioning and reclamation plan that is backed by a financial bond.
As Texas continues to experience population growth and increasing electricity demand from data centers, manufacturing, and residential development, projects like Mystic Springs provide essential new generation and storage capacity to keep the grid reliable and resilient.
Mystic Springs will generate sustained tax revenue for essential local services in Kaufman and Hunt Counties and will create jobs and opportunities for local workers and businesses.
Vesper Energy is always available to answer your questions. Please contact us directly at info@mysticspringsrenewableenergy.com at any time. Our community affairs team responds to all questions from Kaufman and Hunt County residents. We know that staying available and transparent is how trust gets built.
