Fullmark Energy has reached industrial operations of its 65-MW/130-MWh San Jacinto storage venture in Banning, California. The milestone marks the ultimate venture inside Fullmark Vitality’s Redwood Initiatives portfolio — a strategic assortment of vitality storage services throughout Southern California — to realize industrial operations.
The Redwood Initiatives portfolio consists of 4 tasks — San Jacinto, the 20-MW/80-MWh Johanna ESS venture in Santa Ana (October 2021), the 20-MW/40-MWh Desert-Carris venture in Palm Springs (2025) and the 20-MW/40-MWh Ortega Project in Lake Elsinore (2025).
The overall portfolio offers 290 MWh of vitality storage to the Southern California Edison distribution system.
“Reaching industrial operations throughout the Redwood Initiatives marks a significant milestone for our group and our companions,” stated Chris McKissack, CEO of Fullmark Vitality. “These tasks strengthen grid reliability, speed up the renewable vitality transition, and reveal our group’s skill to ship high-performing property at scale. San Jacinto is especially significant as a result of it reveals how vitality storage can concurrently improve grid infrastructure whereas revitalizing communities and creating worth for native stakeholders.”
The San Jacinto facility sits on beforehand deserted property that had develop into an overgrown nuisance, creating challenges for surrounding residents and companies. Working intently with native stakeholders, Fullmark remodeled the positioning into well-maintained infrastructure with correct safety fencing and lighting, considerably bettering situations for the neighborhood. The venture additionally generates financial advantages for the Metropolis of Banning’s municipal electrical utility, which serves roughly 13,500 clients and serves the venture’s load.
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