California Moves to Replace Gas Plants With Battery Storage

November 13, 2018

Industry News

PG&E Corp. plans to replace three natural gas-fired power plants in California with battery-storage systems as the state continues its push to squeeze fossil fuels out of the electricity mix.
Source: REALWIRE

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