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Commission Supports Major Sustainable Steel Project in Kern County

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jun 12
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Invinity Energy Systems plc announced the sale of a 32 MWh battery system to Pacific Steel Group. The installation is at the Mojave Micro Mill project in Kern County, California, and is backed by grant funding from the California Energy Commission's LDES Program. The mill will produce sustainable, seismic-grade steel rebar for the U.S. construction industry.

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The project is notable as the first new steel mill to be built in the state in 50 years. Once delivered, the battery system is expected to be the largest vanadium flow battery in North America to date. The facility will utilize low-carbon, locally generated solar power.

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  1. A project segment has been located in Kern County.Sub-event
  2. The California Energy Commission created a replacement tire program on June 30th.Sub-event
  3. The Skyview 2 BESS facility, part of the Edwards and Sanborn Solar Plus Storage project, is now the world's largest BESS facility by capacity in Kern County.Sub-event
  4. Commission supports project in Kern County1 source

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