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EVLO Energy Storage Completes First Utility-Scale BESS Project in the U.S.
Slice of Energy Team
August 23, 2024
Key Highlights:
EVLO completes its first U.S. utility-scale BESS project in Troy, Vermont, with a capacity of 3 MW/12 MWh.
Supports renewable energy integration into the New England grid by storing energy during peak production for later use.
Data contribution to U.S. DOE and Sandia National Laboratories to showcase battery storage’s role in expanding renewable energy.
20-year service agreement with Vermont utilities, ensuring long-term operation and maintenance.
Source (Business Wire)
Notable Quotes:
“To effectively increase renewable energy utilization, a robust battery energy storage sector is critical, and we’re proud to share EVLO’s power grid and BESS know-how to this important project, the first of many we currently have in development in the U.S.”
“As more renewable capacity comes online, this project is a great example of helping the regional grid through collaboration and innovation.”
Our Take:
EVLO Energy Storage Inc.’s successful commissioning of its first utility-scale battery energy storage system (BESS) project in the U.S. signifies a crucial step forward in the integration of renewable energy into the regional grid. The project not only reinforces the importance of battery storage in stabilizing energy supply but also exemplifies how cross-border collaboration can drive innovation in the energy sector. By providing critical data to the U.S. Department of Energy and Sandia National Laboratories, EVLO is positioning itself as a key player in the future of renewable energy, further extending its influence beyond Canada and Europe.