RFP FOLLOW-UP: NYSERDA announces awards for new bulk energy storage and large-scale renewable energy projects

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The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) announced awards for eight new bulk energy storage projects and 13 large-scale renewable energy projects.

The contracted projects are expected to provide 1.7 GW of energy resources and generate over USD 3.7bn in private investment.

These awards reinforce the state’s commitment to the development of locally produced clean energy and energy storage, according to a press release.

Bulk Energy Storage Awards

NYSERDA launched its first Bulk Energy Storage solicitation to procure 1 GW of energy storage last year. The agency published a list of 46 proposals that had passed initial review in March.

The eight contracted projects are expected to add 950 MW of new energy storage capacity and provide critical reliability benefits to the state’s electrical grid. The projects are expected to be in-service by the end of 2030, and include the following:

NYSERDA plans to issue the second annual Bulk Energy Storage Request for Proposals (RFP) by the end of the year.

Land-Based Renewable Energy Awards

NYSERDA also launched its ninth annual Land-Based Renewable Energy Solicitation (Tier 1 RFP) in September of last year.

The 13 contracted projects are expected to provide more than 719 MW of renewable capacity and be operational by 2030, including:

New York will add these projects to its portfolio of 95 solar, onshore and offshore wind and hydroelectric projects that are expected to deliver roughly 10.5 GW of energy to the grid.

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