The Smarter E: Two become one

As intermittent generation becomes more pervasive on grids around the world, the business case for locating solar and energy storage together is growing. For renewables developers, adding energy storage to a solar project can mitigate risk and provide the kind of firm power that utilities and corporate energy offtakers crave.

Issue 03 - 2025

The Sunlight Storage II BESS project in Riverside County, California, is part of the growing trend of co-locating energy storage with solar in the United States and other countries.

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