310MWp PV + 448MWh energy storage system comes online in CA

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Renewables developer Intersect Power has brought a 310MWp PV, 448MWh energy storage system project online in California.

Renewables developer Intersect Power has brought a 310MWp PV, 448MWh energy storage system project online in California.

The company announced the 22 December 2022 start of commercial operations for its Athos III solar project in Riverside County yesterday (11 January, 2023).

The solar PV can generate a maximum of 224MWac/310MWp of solar energy and the project features a 112MW/448MWh battery energy storage system (BESS), a four-hour unit.

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Source: IEEFA

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