Image: EKMMetering on YouTube
A new YouTube video from EKMMetering showcases drone footage of the progress made on the Tesla Megapack project at the Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) substation in Moss Landing, California.
The Moss Landing PG&E site is only one of a number of sites in California that are in the process of getting Tesla Megapacks and Powerpacks for energy storage solutions.
The project aims to install a total of 256 Tesla Megapack units on 33 concrete slabs at the plant. At 182.5 MW and 730 MWh, the installation is going to be one of the largest battery-based energy storage solutions in the world.
As evidenced by the drone footage, the concrete slabs are ready and Megapack deployment seems to be taking place at a decent pace, especially considering the fact that the first Megapacks at the site were installed only four months ago.
The project currently has a projected completion timeline for early 2021, with the goal of achieving full commercial operation sometime in Q2.
The demand for Tesla’s efficient and sustainable energy storage solutions is absolutely incredible — Megapacks are even on their way to supplementing electric and energy projects north of the border.
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