10-MW battery energy storage system authorized — Cuyahoga Falls
Approved Sep 28 · confirmed in minutes
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The City of Cuyahoga Falls has authorized the Director of Public Service to enter into a contract with LightShift Energy for a 10-megawatt battery energy storage system. This system will be installed, maintained, and operated by LightShift Energy and connected to the city's electric system.
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- What happened
- Cuyahoga Falls City Council approved an ordinance authorizing a contract for a 10-megawatt battery energy storage system with LightShift Energy. The system aims to enhance energy reliability and sustainability.
- Why it matters
- The installation of a 10-MW battery storage system implies significant electrical work, including interconnection to the grid, site preparation, and potentially new foundation work. Utility contractors will be needed for the electrical connections.
- Timing
- The ordinance, passed as an emergency measure, takes effect immediately, indicating that the contract signing and project commencement could proceed soon.
Who to call
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UnlockSource: cityofcf.com