Project overview

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400 MW   1,600 MWh capacity

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Enough stored energy to power nearly 300,000 California homes for four hours

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Supports electric grid reliability by providing a flexible energy resource

Project Timeline

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Environmental & economic benefits

Utilizes land near existing electric grid infrastructure to minimize need for new overhead transmission lines

Designed in accordance with the latest applicable codes, safety standards, security, lighting, landscaping and noise requirements

Expected economic benefits include new tax revenue and local jobs during construction and operations

 

 

Environmental and technical studies

The project will be reviewed under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). Environmental and technical studies for the project will include a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment, hydrology, geotechnical, cultural resources, land, topography, biological, wetlands, economic impact and other studies. AES will work with the relevant government and regulatory agencies to mitigate potential environmental impacts from the project.

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Community engagement

AES is committed to being a good neighbor and partner to the communities where our projects are located. This includes informing and engaging project stakeholders and the public throughout all phases of the project. AES also supports local contractors, community organizations and programs.

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Questions?

Email: seguroproject@aes.com

Phone (toll-free): 800-396-8481

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