Amazon, community choice groups buy power from hybrid solar, wind and BESS in CA

Power from new co-located renewable energy and battery projects in California will be bought by Amazon and a number of CCAs.

Power from new co-located renewable energy and battery projects in California will be bought by Amazon and a number of Community Choice Aggregators (CCAs).

A celebration event was held on Tuesday (22 October) to inaugurate two new solar-plus-storage power plants in Adelanto, a city in California’s San Bernadino County, by their developer and owner, AES Corporation.

While full details of PPA arrangements do not appear to have been made public, AES said that Amazon will be the “primary purchaser” of energy generated by the projects. The renewable energy will power Amazon facilities and business operations in California.

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Source: Energy Storage News

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