Springfield, MO, Delivers 35 Percent Renewable Energy

Springfield, MO, Delivers 35 Percent Renewable Energy

City Utilities of Springfield installed a lead battery energy storage system that will allow renewable energy to charge the batteries during off-peak times and discharge at peak demand.

In 2017, it was estimated that over 35 percent of the energy delivered to the community would come from renewable energy. The system could show that battery storage can be economical in the central U.S.

Mike Judd, President and Chief Operating Officer, Stryten Energy

Batteries provide grid stability and drive efficient use of energy generated from renewable and carbon-based sources. Long-duration battery storage can be scaled in size and duration to meet the needs of utilities, commercial and industrial, as well as military bases.

Mike Judd, President and Chief Operating Officer, Stryten Energy