Linxon and Cloudbreak Energy reach Final Investment Decision on Pueblo Battery Resource
Linxon and Cloudbreak Energy have reached a Final Investment Decision (FID) for the Pueblo Battery Resource project, moving it into the execution phase. The project supports Black Hills Energy's clean energy objectives.
Linxon and Cloudbreak Energy have achieved a significant milestone with the Pueblo Battery Resource project, successfully progressing through a Final Investment Decision (FID) and into the execution phase. The project is located in Pueblo, Colorado.
The Pueblo Battery Resource is being developed to support Black Hills Energy’s Clean Energy Plan and its commitment to add 50 MW/200 MWh of battery storage capacity to its generation portfolio. This marks the utility’s first large-scale battery storage project.
The project aims to enhance grid flexibility and reliability while facilitating the integration of cleaner energy sources. Reaching FID signifies the project's financial viability and its strategic importance for regional energy infrastructure.
Linxon is responsible for the substation design and construction, while Cloudbreak Energy is managing the battery technology and energy systems integration. This collaboration is expected to ensure the efficient and timely completion of the project.