SAN Adds ENGIE Battery Storage System
San Diego International (SAN) has become the first U.S. airport to install the battery energy storage system from Santa Clara, CA-based ENGIE Storage, furthering its long-term
View DetailsSan Diego International Airport (SAN) is the first airport in the United States to install an ENGIE Storage battery energy storage system. Both ENGIE and SAN are members of Cleantech San Diego. The 2 MW/4 MWh GridSynergy® energy storage system furthers the airport's long-term commitment to efficiency and sustainability.
“The San Diego International Airport is taking significant steps to reduce their carbon footprint and energy storage is playing an important role in their success,” said Christopher Tilley, chief executive officer at ENGIE Storage.
Paired with the airport's existing photovoltaic solar system, the new energy storage system will reduce energy charges during peak demand which equate to approximately 40 percent of the airport's monthly electricity costs. The system is expected to begin operation in early 2020. SAN is widely regarded as a leader for its sustainability efforts.
The expansion included the airport's first solar array. In 2016-17, the airport installed additional arrays throughout its campus, totaling 5.5 MW of solar generation (PV). The battery storage system will allow the airport to realize additional significant financial benefits from its campus-wide PV portfolio.
San Diego International (SAN) has become the first U.S. airport to install the battery energy storage system from Santa Clara, CA-based ENGIE Storage, furthering its long-term
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Paired with the airport''s existing photovoltaic solar system, the new energy storage system will reduce energy charges during peak demand which equate to approximately 40 percent of
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