Killingly Battery Storage Facility

cancelled

A proposed 325-megawatt battery storage facility in Killingly, Connecticut, planned as a merchant storage facility to store and sell electricity, leveraging wind power from offshore turbines. The project included large batteries housed in prefabricated storage containers and an electrical substation connecting to transmission lines. It had an estimated budget of $200 million and would have taken a little more than a year to build, employing up to 40 people during construction.