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Gillespie County’s Injunction Against Ampyr’s 1,100-Acre Marshall Springs Battery Project Heads to Court

September 23, 20263 Mins read26
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As Ampyr Energy advances a roughly 1,100-acre solar farm and battery-storage complex outside Fredericksburg, Gillespie County and hundreds of Hill Country residents are pressing a court injunction that could stall the Marshall Springs project before the developer ever files a formal county application.

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