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Potomac Edison and Convergent Energy and Power Bring New Battery Storage System Online to Enhance Grid Reliability

LITTLE ORLEANS, Md.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Potomac Edison, a subsidiary of FirstEnergy Corp., and Convergent Energy and Power (Convergent), a leading provider of energy storage solutions in North America, today announced the completion of a 1.75 MW / 8.4 MWh battery storage system in Little Orleans, Maryland, to enhance grid reliability for over 600 Potomac Edison customers. The battery energy storage system integrator is ELM MicroGrid. The system, designed, constructed, and operated by Convergent,...

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