Tag: energy storage
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Apex adds 400 MWh of energy storage at Texas solar site with Powin battery technology
Project developer Apex Clean Energy and energy storage platform provider Powin LLC are partnering on two new battery storage projects in Texas. Apex developed and will construct, own and operate the projects, while Powin is providing its Centipede Platform and StackOS battery management system. Angelo Storage, co-located with the 195 MW Angelo Solar Project, and Great… View Article
— Solar Builder magazine
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CPA board approves NextEra Energy Resources long duration storage project in California
The Clean Power Alliance (CPA) board of directors has approved a 15-year power purchase agreement (PPA) with NextEra Energy Resources LLC for a 75 MW long-duration standalone energy storage project. The project is located at NextEra’s Desert Sands Energy Storage facility in Riverside County, California. CPA will begin storing and discharging energy from the facility… View Article
— Solar Builder magazine
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Duke Energy begins operating the largest battery system in North Carolina
Duke Energy is expanding its battery storage capabilities in North Carolina and has begun commercial operation of the state’s largest battery system, an 11 MW project in Onslow County. The battery system will frequently be operated in conjunction with an adjacent 13 MW solar facility located on a leased site within U.S. Marine Corps Base… View Article
— Solar Builder magazine
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Agilitas Energy enters Texas market by acquiring $75M energy storage portfolio
Agilitas Energy has agreed to acquire a portfolio of six standalone energy storage system (ESS) projects in the Greater Houston area from Gulf States Renewable Energy, a subsidiary of GSR Energy. The deal is valued at approximately $75 million and accelerates the company’s growth outside the U.S. Northeast as part of its national expansion plan. The… View Article
— Solar Builder magazine
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EnerVenue to open battery factory in Kentucky to expand production of energy storage solutions
Fremont, California-based EnerVenue is set to open a 1 million-square-foot battery manufacturing facility — or “gigafactory” — in Shelby County, Kentucky. EnerVenue is a pioneer in metal-hydrogen batteries capable of more than 30,000 cycles. The new gigafactory will enable the company to ramp up production for residential, commercial and grid-scale applications. The facility is expected… View Article
— Solar Builder magazine