Dolcy Photo voltaic has obtained energy plant and BESS approval and a substation allow and license for the Dolcy 1148S Substation from the Alberta Utilities Fee (AUC) for its Dolcy Photo voltaic + Power Storage mission.
The mission is the corporate’s third to obtain energy plant and BESS approval from the AUC. The approvals enable Dolcy to assemble and function the mission, positioned within the Municipal District of Wainwright, Alberta.
The mission combines a 300 MW capability photo voltaic plant with a 200 MWh BESS. Substation approval is granted topic to provisions by the Hydro and Electrical Power Act and the Alberta Utilities Fee Act. It’s anticipated that interconnection approvals shall be filed to the AUC early subsequent yr.
“We’re happy to announce the profitable AUC approval for our Dolcy mission, which, as soon as operational, is predicted to energy greater than 72,000 Alberta properties,” says Maggie McKenna, Director and COO of Westbridge Renewable Power.
“This marks one other vital achievement for Westbridge in furtherance of our dedication to power transition by making dependable, low-cost renewable power out there to Albertans. This approval represents a constructive step ahead for photo voltaic power within the area, recognizing the advantages of mixed land-use by means of agrivoltaics to ship a compelling combine of unpolluted power, agricultural productiveness and job creation.”
Dolcy Photo voltaic is a subsidiary of Westbridge Renewable Power.
