Enel has been awarded $2.1m of grants for two distributed energy storage projects in Massachusetts as part of the Advancing Commonwealth Energy Storage initiative. The first project is a 2.5-megawatt (MW) battery system that will be installed at the New England Electric Reliability Corporation (NEERC) substation on Route 1 near Boston. The second project is Enel subsidiary EnerNoc’s plan to deploy a 2 MW storage system at the Acton Boxborough Regional School District.
Enel has been awarded $2.1m of grants for two distributed energy storage projects in Massachusetts as part of the Advancing Commonwealth Energy Storage initiative. The first project is a partnership between Enel Green Power North America and the University of Massachusetts Boston for a behind-the-meter micro-grid comprising a 0.5 MW lithium-ion energy storage system integrated with a 0.5 MW solar project. The second project is Enel subsidiary EnerNoc’s plan to deploy a 2 MW storage system at the Acton Boxborough Regional School District.