Equinor Brings Citrus Flatts Battery Storage System Online in Texas
Energy major Equinor has officially commenced operations at the 100 MW Citrus Flatts battery energy storage facility in Harlingen, Texas.
Energy developer Equinor has announced the commercial start-up of its Citrus Flatts battery energy storage installation in the United States.
The project is located in Harlingen, Texas, where the operational assets have now been brought online.
According to Equinor, the Citrus Flatts development provides an operating capacity of 100 megawatts alongside 200 megawatt-hours of energy storage.
The commissioning marks the transition of the South Texas battery storage infrastructure into active service.
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