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Aspen One installs battery backup for Snowmass Mountain chairlift

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 8
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What happened

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Aspen One is installing a 900 kilowatt battery backup to replace a 1,250 kilowatt diesel generator at Snowmass Mountain. This project is part of the introduction of the world's first battery-backed chairlift. The new system is designed to be quieter and cleaner than the current generator.

From aspentimes.com

Why it matters

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The installation is projected to avoid approximately 144 tons of carbon dioxide emissions each year. Aspen One states that this effort sets a standard for resort operations from a sustainability perspective. Furthermore, Aspen One actively assists Holy Cross in achieving 100% clean energy.

From aspentimes.com

Who's involved

  • AspenIs installing the battery backup system and setting sustainability standards for resort operations.
  • Holy CrossIs being assisted by Aspen One in achieving 100% clean energy.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Holy CrossSpeculative

    Holy Cross might see reduced operational costs as it achieves its 100% clean energy goals.

  • AspenSpeculative

    Aspen One could see increased revenue from the battery storage deployment contract.

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