Together, the two ground mounted projects comprise 11.2 MWDC and include 10.3 MWhs of battery energy storage systems
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Dynamic Energy Solutions announced the sale of two solar-plus-storage projects to Amp Energy, a global renewable energy infrastructure manager, developer and owner, headquartered in Toronto, Ontario. Together, the two ground mounted projects comprise 11.2 MWDC and include 10.3 MWhs of battery energy storage systems. The sale of the assets closed in December 2019. Construction and commercial operation are expected to occur in 2020. Dynamic Energy will perform the design, engineering, procurement and construction of the systems.
“It has been great work with Amp Energy on the sale of these projects,” said Brett Thibodeau, President of Dynamic Energy Solutions, LLC. “Our two companies are aligned in our missions to accelerate the transition to a clean energy economy. We are pleased with the results of our work in Massachusetts and applaud the DOER and other policymakers for their efforts in creating a strong market for solar development that ultimately benefits citizens as well as the environment.”
“The Dynamic Energy team continues to prove itself as a first-class developer and EPC and the results of that were shown again in this transaction,” said Jared Donald, SVP and Head of USA for Amp Energy. “This set of projects adds to our existing 2020 Massachusetts solar-plus-storage SMART portfolio that now totals 27 MWDC with 35 MWh of energy storage, all of which is integrating our proprietary AmpX transactive-ready aggregation management platform which combines autonomous system control, predictive analytics and advanced forecasting.”
This asset sale comes on the heels of Dynamic Energy’s successful development and disposition of more than 30 MWDC of solar assets in the Massachusetts market in the prior year. In total, Dynamic Energy has successfully developed more than 50 MWDC of solar photovoltaic projects as part of the Commonwealth’s SMART program.
In 2018, Dynamic Energy was awarded approximately 40% of the Massachusetts SMART program RFP in the National Grid utility territory. With an average system capacity of 5 MWAC, the projects were developed in partnership with a multitude of landowners benefiting from the value solar can bring to underutilized property. The systems are expected to serve Massachusetts residential and commercial energy consumers through the State’s community solar program.
Source: Company Press Release