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Recurrent Energy Activates 1,200 MWh Battery Storage Project in Arizona

Palak by Palak
July 9, 2025
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Recurrent Energy has reached commercial operations of the Papago Storage facility. The facility has a capacity of 1,200 MWh and is situated in Maricopa County, Arizona. The project is now dispatching stored energy to Arizona Public Service (APS).

Furthermore, the project is the first of three Recurrent Energy projects with tolling agreements in place with APS to become operational. Together, the three projects will provide 1,800 MWh of battery storage capacity and 150 MWac of solar generation. Once operational, the projects will store and deliver enough electricity to serve the equivalent of 72,000 homes for four hours, along with solar generation capacity sufficient to support approximately 24,000 homes annually.

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Earlier in March 2025, Recurrent Energy closed project financing and tax equity for its Fort Duncan Storage project. The project has a capacity of 200 MWh and is located in Maverick County, Texas. The project is under construction and is expected to be operational by summer 2025.

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