The AES Corporation has announced it was selected by Arizona Public Service to deliver a 100 megawatt 4-hour duration battery-based energy storage system. The project, owned and operated by AES, will provide critical peaking capacity and unmatched operational flexibility, enabling the most efficient use of renewable energy, lowering costs and emissions, and providing increased reliability for APS’ customers.
Under a 20-year agreement, AES will provide APS with the storage capabilities powered by Fluence’s Advancion platform.
The new 100 MW energy storage system is expected to begin operations in June 2021.
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