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California’s largest utility PG&E signs 1.8GWh long-duration energy storage deal

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California’s largest electric utility is continuing its push to establish a net-zero energy system by 2040, finalising an offtake agreement for 1.8GWh of battery storage capacity with Aypa Power.
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California’s largest utility PG&E signs 1.8GWh long-duration energy storage deal

California’s largest electric utility is continuing its push to establish a net-zero energy system by 2040, finalising an offtake agreement for 1.8GWh of battery storage capacity with Aypa Power.

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