Identify whether the documents describe proposed capacity additions or planned retirements of electric generation facilities.

Capacity additions may be described using terms such as:
- new generation project or proposed power plant
- capacity addition or generation expansion
- certificate of convenience and necessity (CCN) or certificate of environmental
compatibility (CEC)
- solar, wind, battery storage, or natural gas addition
- generation interconnection request or new transmission-connected resource
- resource adequacy addition

Planned retirements may be described using terms such as:
- plant retirement or unit retirement
- decommissioning or facility deactivation
- early retirement or end of useful life
- coal plant closure or fossil unit retirement
- asset retirement obligation
- capacity retirement or generation unit retirement
- retirement notice

Include documents that
- identify a specific named project, unit, or facility proposed for addition or retirement

Exclude:
- general descriptions of Arizona energy policy without reference to a specific project
- documents that discuss capacity planning in other states without Arizona-specific content
- high-level policy discussions without named projects, MW values, or identified utilities

If a capacity addition or retirement is identified, extract:
- the name of the project or generation unit
- the capacity in megawatts (MW)
- the technology type (e.g., solar PV, wind, battery storage, natural gas, coal)
- the location (city, county, or region)
- the utility or developer associated with the project
- the proposed or planned in-service date or retirement date (if stated)
- the current status (e.g., proposed, approved, under construction, pending retirement)