Clear vitality developer Distributed Energy Infrastructure (DEI) has commissioned three vitality storage methods in Massachusetts totaling 21.6 MWh. The batteries, manufactured by JinkoSolar, at the moment are operational beneath the state’s Photo voltaic Massachusetts Renewable Goal (SMART) program.
“Collaborating with DEI on these tasks has been an incredible alternative to showcase the worth of JinkoSolar’s U.S. vitality storage options and our native engineering experience,” stated Jeff Juger, Deputy Common Supervisor and Head of ESS at JinkoSolar (U.S.) Inc. “We’re proud to assist DEI’s absolutely built-in venture supply mannequin and shared imaginative and prescient of accelerating the transition to a cleaner grid.”
“These tasks signify a key milestone in DEI’s mission to carry resilient, clear vitality options to the communities we serve,” stated Sean Harrington, CEO and Founding father of Distributed Power Infrastructure. “We selected JinkoSolar to provide the batteries for this portfolio because of their robust U.S.-based service workforce, greater than 15 years of expertise supporting related tasks, and their confirmed, strong know-how. Working instantly with JinkoSolar’s U.S. commissioning workforce helped us streamline system integration and speed up time to operation — guaranteeing our purchasers obtained the total good thing about a tightly managed, end-to-end resolution.”
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