Terrasun to supply power storage services for 174-MW solar, 352-MWh storage project in California

• IHI Terrasun Solutions, a subsidiary of the IHI Corp., has actually authorized an agreement with Leeward Renewable Energy to supply energy storage space system options and lifecycle services for Leeward's Willow Springs 3 and Chaparral Solar utility-scale solar + storage projects in Kern County, California.

Upon completion of the corresponding construction projects, Willow Springs 3 and also Chaparral Solar will collectively be capable of creating 174 MW of clean power and have a storage capability of 88 MW/352 MWh. Terrasun will support Leeward's procedures of the energy storage system parts of both solar + storage space facilities to bring their customers one action more detailed to providing renewable energy and carbon-neutral profiles.

" We look forward to collaborating with Leeward on these projects," Jamal Burki, President of IHI Terrasun Solutions states. "Based on our repeated success in the dispersed generation applications, we are focused on providing our same adaptable modern technology and versatile range of solutions for these utility-scale projects. I am further enthused with the joint spirit the Leeward as well as Terrasun groups have shown as we worked to establish the option. We anticipate seeing the projects efficiently progress."

Terrasun's technology-agnostic approach incorporates numerous top-tier batteries, inverter modern technologies and also smart system manages into offerings that allow customers to create and run the excellent energy storage solution for their requirements. Terrasun's dedication to software application and operational upkeep will guarantee efficiency for the long-lasting project with a bankable and also stable balance sheet.

"Terrasun's power storage space and also lifecycle solutions will certainly improve our projects' capacities to dispatch trustworthy clean energy to our customers. Leeward is proud to team up with Terrasun on this crucial step in the development of solar + storage space projects in harnessing renewable energy to power our globe," said Mark Hensley, SVP of Project Implementation for Leeward.

Building and construction will certainly start December 2021 and be completed by December 2022.