
The Ranch Sereno project, which is located Contra Costa County, is a part of MCE’s Feed-In Tariff Plus program and includes 2 megawatts of solar and an 800-kilowatt battery. MCE expects to pay $8 million for the energy generation and storage capacity at this site over the next 20 years.
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The Rancho Sereno project will generate enough electricity to power over 800 homes annually and will include storage with a 4-hour dispatch capacity. The energy generated by the solar project will be stored during the day when demand prices are low, and discharged during the high demand hours of 4 p.m. – 9 p.m.
Our solar and storage projects enable you to offer your customers the choice of local, affordable renewable energy.
Instead of procuring renewable energy credits or supply from far away, you can support your community with optimally sized off-site solar.
We partner with public agencies to provide community-based renewable energy solutions that scale beyond what on-site systems would allow.
Our solar and storage projects provide grid resiliency at the distribution level, stabilizing power supply directly to the feeder.
Renewable America
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