energy delivery. Projected ventures using Fluence technologies Presently, the biggest project in Fluence's portfolio is a 100–400 Mwh "power center energy storage project" for Southern California Edison. This system will be housed within AES's power center in Los Alamitos, California. During January 2018, the subsidiary AES India, working in partnership with Mitsubishi, commenced construction of a 10 MW energy storage solution that will be located in Rohini. This storage solution, which shall operate off Fluence's Advancion technology, is projected to be the first utility-scale system to be in India. sPower Headquartered in Salt Lake City and acquired from Fir Tree Partners Inc in a purchase during 2017, as part of a joint acquisition with Alberta Investment Management Corporation. Spower is one of the largest operators and developers of utility-scale solar in the United States; operating across 11 states, and with particular focus on the states of California and North Carolina. Spower's current operating portfolio includes 1.3 GW worth of solar and wind based properties, in addition to over 10,000 MW worth of projects that are in the developmental stage. Investment in drone technologies As part of an effort by AES to protect its employees from industry hazards and to improve workplace safety, the company announced a partnership with a drone provider, Measure, to inspect their various energy infrastructures sites across 17 countries. Major properties and subsidiaries Properties and subsidiaries in North America AES Ohio, formerly DPL Inc. – Dayton Power and Light Company AES Indiana, formerly IPL – Indianapolis Power & Light Company Premier Power AES Energy Storage. AES Energy Storage has provided some of the largest battery storage power station in the world. AES Puerto Rico AES Colón power station, Panama Properties in South America Based in Argentina TermoAndes: Located in the province of Salta, and acquired by AES in 2000. This hybrid plants utilizes both gasoline and diesel fuels and has a MW capacity of 643. Alicura: Acquired by AES in the year 2000. This hydro powered plant is one of Andes' most important alternative energy assets, boasting 1,000 megawatts of generation. Ullum: Acquired in 1996, this plant generates 45 megawatts of electricity via hydropower. Guillermo Brown: Located in the province of Buenos Aires, and acquired by AES in 2016. This gas turbine utilizes both natural gas and diesel fuels and has a megawatt capacity of 576. Los Caracoles: Owned by AES Argentina, and located in [Buenos Aires].