Canadian Photo voltaic’s e-STORAGE, a part of the corporate’s subsidiary CSI Photo voltaic, has secured a contract from Nova Scotia Energy to develop flagship power storage tasks totaling 150 MW, in Bridgewater, Waverley and White Rock.
Development is ready to be accomplished by 2026, with the primary web site anticipated to be operational by subsequent 12 months. e-STORAGE will present EPC companies, together with long-term service agreements.
“We’re thrilled to companion with Nova Scotia Energy on these modern power storage tasks, contributing to provincial and federal targets of attaining 80% renewables by 2030,” says Colin Parkin, president of e-STORAGE.
“As Canadians, we’re dedicated to creating a big environmental affect at residence whereas empowering our purchasers to shift electrical energy era to long-term renewable power sources. We’re proud to be setting a precedent for North America, creating native jobs and enhancing grid reliability.”
