Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) has sent a request to the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) for approval of six additional battery energy storage projects totalling 387MW.
The facilities are intended to further integrate clean energy from renewable generation sources while helping to ensure future reliability of the electric system.
The projects include the 127MW Lancaster development in Lancaster in Los Angeles County and the 132MW North Central Valley facility, which is a wholly-owned subsidiary of NextEra Energy Resources Development, and is located in Linden in San Joaquin County.
There is also the 40MW LeConte owned by a subsidiary LS Power Associates at Calexico in Imperial County, Amcor's 27MW Nexus Renewables US behind-the-meter solution located across a variety of sites in PG&E’s service area, and Global Infrastructure Partners' 46MW Daggett Solar Power 2 and 15MW Daggett Solar Power 3 projects in San Bernardino County.