The Tokay Storage Battery project, operated and owned by Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E), is a regulated energy storage initiative located within the California Independent System Operator’s power control area. With a capacity of 101.88 MW, this battery technology project is designed to enhance energy storage capabilities in California. The project is expected to come online in 2030, contributing to the region’s efforts in sustainable energy management and reliability. PG&E Corporation, the holding company for both the project operator and owner, underscores its commitment to advancing innovative energy solutions in response to the growing demand for renewable energy resources.
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