esVolta secures $110 million for 300 MWh battery
esVolta announced it has secured a $110 million tax equity transaction with GreenPrint Capital Management. The tax equity is
The Gateway and Moss Landing projects are just two of the battery energy storage installations being developed across California, a state that has ramped up its use of renewable energy in recent years while phasing out electricity from coal, nuclear, and natural gas-fired power plants.
Clean energy is now the cheapest source of electricity generation globally and the cost of battery storage has fallen by 93% since 2010. Battery storage has already changed how California weathers extreme heat and demand surges. When unprecedented heatwaves hit the state in 2020 and 2022, it underscored the need for more flexible energy resources.
The energy storage facility in San Jose will provide resource adequacy support to Pacific Gas & Electric. An energy storage project at Monolith Substation, Tehachapi, CA. Image: Sandia National Laboratories esVolta announced it has secured a $110 million tax equity transaction with GreenPrint Capital Management.
Energy storage is powering California's clean and reliable energy future.By capturing excess solar and wind power when it's plentiful and releasing it when demand peaks, batteries keep the grid stable and make it possible to rely on renewable energy around the clock.
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