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Viridi Installs Large Residential Battery System in Buffalo, New York

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What happened

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Viridi installed a 3.75 megawatt-hour lithium-ion battery system in a Buffalo, New York, apartment building near Niagara Falls. The system is designed to store excess energy and provide power to the Peace Bridge Place affordable housing complex when the electrical grid is strained or electricity costs are high. Viridi and Good Carbon Co. stated that this is one of the largest battery systems in a U.S. residential building.

From goskagit.com

Why it matters

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The installation aims to demonstrate that large batteries can operate safely in residential settings, addressing historical concerns about fire risks that have limited large-scale deployments. Experts note that safely deploying these batteries is a key step toward replacing fossil fuels with renewable energy sources.

From goskagit.com

Who's involved

  • Jon M. WilliamsCEO of Viridi, who stated the goal is resilient, affordable, and available electric power.

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