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Mystic Springs Renewable Energy is a proposed 250-megawatt utility-size solar and 250-megawatt / 500 megawatt-hours utility-scale battery storage facility currently in development in Kaufman and Hunt Counties. We engage directly with residents, landowners, local officials, emergency services, and local agencies to understand community priorities and maintain open communication. Our goal is to be a responsible, reliable partner that Kaufman and Hunt Counties can count on through the development, construction, and life of the project.

About Mystic Springs Renewable Energy

Mystic Springs is a proposed 250-megawatt utility-size solar and 250-megawatt / 500 megawatt-hours utility-scale battery storage facility developed by Vesper Energy. The project will consist of solar panels and battery storage installed in Kaufman and Hunt Counties. Commercial operation is anticipated to begin in March 2028.

Mystic Springs is expected to operate for up to 40 years. During that time, the project will create good-paying construction jobs, support full-time skilled operations and positions, provide long-term income for participating landowners, and generate new tax revenue for Kaufman and Hunt County schools, hospitals, roads, and local government operations.

Participating landowners receive stable long-term income while preserving their land for future generations.

Opportunities per year for local organizations to apply for community grants

Why solar here?

Strong Local Solar Resource

Kaufman and Hunt Counties have favorable solar conditions for efficient energy generation.

Long-Term Tax Benefits

The project provides stable, predictable tax revenue for decades.

Dual-County Impact

Economic benefits distributed across Kaufman and Hunt Counties.

Our Commitment to the Community

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Local Economic
Support

We prioritize hiring local workers and working with regional contractors and suppliers whenever possible

Community
Investment

The Community Giving Program provides ongoing financial support to local schools, first responders, nonprofits, and community groups.

Transparent
Communication

We provide project updates and maintain open communication throughout development, construction, and operations.

Land
Stewardship

When the project ends, all equipment will be removed under a decommissioning and reclamation plan that is backed by a financial bond.

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Safety Standards and Regulations

Mystic Springs will be built and operated in accordance with applicable safety requirements, industry standards, and local, state, and federal regulations.

Community Giving Program

Grants available for nonprofits and local organizations serving Kaufman and Hunt Counties.

Project Location

The project is located on private land in Kaufman and Hunt Counties, Texas.

ECONOMIC

Supporting the Local Economy

Creates Local Jobs

Hundreds of construction jobs during the 12-month build period, with priority given to Kaufman and Hunt County contractors and workers. Once the project is operating, local workers are hired for long-term operations roles.

Delivers Predictable Tax Revenue

Stable, long-term tax contributions support schools, hospitals, roads, and local government operations.

Landowner Income

Stable income to participating landowners, empowering families to preserve their land for future generations.

About Vesper
Energy

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Vesper Energy develops, owns, and operates utility-scale solar and battery storage projects across the United States, building reliable power infrastructure for the businesses and communities that depend on it. Headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas, Vesper’s team has collectively delivered energy projects across all U.S. markets. Today, Vesper’s active development pipeline spans more than 11,000 MW across 35+ projects in CAISO, ERCOT, MISO, PJM, and WECC. Learn more at www.vesperenergy.com.

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