Development of Generation Facilities	12 Months Ended
Development of Generation Facilities	Dec. 31, 2023
Business Combination and Asset Acquisition [Abstract]
Acquisition and Development of Generation Facilities	DEVELOPMENT OF GENERATION FACILITIES Texas Segment Solar Generation and Energy Storage Projects In connection with our previously announced renewable development plans in Texas, 158 MW of solar generation came online in January and February 2022 and 260 MW of battery ESS came online in April 2022. Estimated commercial operation dates for the remaining facilities to be developed are expected to be 2025 and beyond, but we will only invest in growth projects if we are confident that the expected returns will meet or exceed internal targets. As of December 31, 2023, we had accumulated approximately $200 million in construction-work-in-process for these remaining Texas segment solar generation projects. East Segment Solar Generation and Energy Storage Projects In September 2021, we announced the planned development of up to 300 MW of solar photovoltaic power generation facilities and up to 150 MW of battery ESS at retired or to-be-retired plant sites in Illinois, based on the passage of Illinois Senate Bill 2408, the Energy Transition Act. Estimated commercial operation dates for these facilities range from 2024 to 2026. As of December 31, 2023, we had accumulated approximately $66 million in construction-work-in-process for these East segment solar generation and battery ESS projects. West Segment Energy Storage Projects Moss Landing In June 2018, we announced that, subject to approval by the CPUC, we would enter into a 20-year resource adequacy contract with PG&E to develop a 300 MW battery ESS at our Moss Landing Power Plant site in California (Moss Landing Phase I). The CPUC approved the resource adequacy contract in November 2018. Under the contract, PG&E will pay us a fixed monthly resource adequacy payment, while we will receive the energy revenues and incur the costs from dispatching and charging the battery ESS. Moss Landing Phase I commenced commercial operations in May 2021. In May 2020, we announced that, subject to approval by the CPUC, we would enter into a 10-year resource adequacy contract with PG&E to develop an additional 100 MW battery ESS at our Moss Landing Power Plant site (Moss Landing Phase II). The CPUC approved the resource adequacy contract in August 2020. Moss Landing Phase II commenced commercial operations in July 2021. In January 2022, we announced that, subject to approval by the CPUC, we would enter into a 15-year resource adequacy and energy settlement contract with PG&E to develop an additional 350 MW battery ESS at our Moss Landing Power Plant site (Moss Landing Phase III). The CPUC approved the resource adequacy and energy settlement contract in April 2022. Moss Landing Phase III commenced commercial operations in June 2023. As a result of reaching commercial operations, we recognized $154 million of transferable ITCs associated with the project within other noncurrent assets in the consolidated balance sheet. Moss Landing Outages In September 2021, Moss Landing Phase I experienced an incident impacting a portion of the battery ESS. A review found the root cause originated in systems separate from the battery system. The facility was offline as we performed the work necessary to return the facility to service. Restoration work on the facility was completed in June 2022. Moss Landing Phases II and III were not affected by this incident. In February 2022, Moss Landing Phase II experienced an incident impacting a portion of the battery ESS. A review found the root cause originated in systems separate from the battery system. The facility was offline as we performed the work necessary to return the facility to service. Restoration work on the facility was completed in September 2022. Moss Landing Phases I and III were not affected by this incident. These incidents did not have a material impact on our results of operations.