St John s New Energy Lithium Battery Ownership

Does Saint John energy have a battery?

Saint John Energy is adding battery power to its grid. The utility says the battery power will lead to fewer greenhouse gas emissions and save money. Tim Roszell has more. – Jan 6, 2020 Tucked in, at the back of the Millidgeville Substation in Saint John’s north end, is a Tesla lithium-ion Megapack battery.

Is Saint John energy poised to lead Energy Innovation?

Saint John Energy is poised to lead energy innovation, as NBTel did in telecom. We just need the next government to pave the way. At Saint John Energy, we’re excited about the possibilities that lie ahead. We see a future of innovation as we build on our work to create a cleaner energy future for our city and our province.

Does Saint John energy have Tesla battery storage?

This is not Saint John Energy’s first foray into Tesla battery storage. The 1.25-megawatt Millidgeville battery, which was the world’s first deployment of the Megapack, was delivered in late 2019 and installed by April 2020. It’s capable of powering 670 homes for two hours.

Could Saint John energy be a stronger asset to NB Power?

Saint John Energy could be an even stronger asset to the province and to NB Power. While very much administrative in nature, we view this modernization as very important to our future, and it is why the Saint John Energy Act was prepared for the last session of the legislature.

Does Saint John energy need a modern corporate structure?

Saint John Energy needs a modern corporate structure. The legislation that created Saint John Energy dates back to 1922. That legislation created more than a century ago does not contemplate the spectrum of challenges and opportunities in the energy sector today.

Why does Canada support green energy projects in Saint John?

The Government of Canada is pleased to support this important initiative in Saint John, co-led by the Neqotkuk First Nation.” “One of our traditional values as a nation is to take care of the environment. Green energy projects are going to start taking over, and they're going to dominate, and that's the way of the future.”