Advocates push New York to pursue 4 GW of storage by 2030

on July 8, 2016

energy storage utility driveNew York storage advocates want the state to set storage mandates, directing utilities to acquire battery resources in an effort to bring more renewable power online. The NY-BEST group filed in June with state regulators, according to Microgrid Knowledge, calling for a ramp-up in capacity from 500 MW in 2020, to 1 GW in 2022, and 2 GW by 2025, with 4 MW by 2030. 

The state’s 50% renewables goal would require about a quarter of peak load to be sourced from storage, the group said.

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Utility DiveAdvocates push New York to pursue 4 GW of storage by 2030