The Fort Hunter Liggett energy storage unit was designated as a“Net Zero” pilot installation by the Defense Department, which signifies thatit will only consume as much energy as it produces.
The French company’s contract calls for it to provide two 500kWIntensium Max energy storage systems that comprise lithium-ion battery modules,power management and control interfaces, air conditioning and safety devices.
The1MW solar system will be responsible for approximately one-third of the energyprovided to the base, and will aid it in continuing its dedication toefficiency through solar power.
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