Press Release: Great River Energy, Form Energy break ground on first-of-its-kind multi-day energy storage project
15 Aug 2024
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A significant leap in energy technology was marked as Great River Energy and Form Energy broke ground on the first-of-its-kind 1.5 megawatt (MW) multi-day energy storage project in Cambridge, Minnesota.
The Cambridge Energy Storage Project represents a groundbreaking partnership between Great River Energy and Form Energy, aimed at addressing one of the most critical challenges in the energy sector: reliable, long-term energy storage. The pilot project will deploy Form Energy’s cutting-edge iron-air battery technology, capable of storing energy for up to 100 hours — far exceeding the capabilities of traditional lithium-ion batteries.
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