NineDot Energy’s projects benefit communities

This Staten Island battery storage and solar project is operational and supports the local grid during peak demand, particularly in the summer. Its sister NineDot project is located on the same street and further strengthens reliability in the neighborhood.

Now in operation, this Staten Island battery storage and solar project supplies power to the community when demand is highest. Together with a companion project on the same street, it enhances grid resilience for the surrounding area.

The Belmont neighborhood has experienced load increase in recent years due to electric buildings and the growth of Fordham University. This project will improve the reliability of the local electric grid and reduce emissions.

Bushwick and East Williamsburg have seen many warehouses convert to energy-intensive uses over the past decade. This project will reduce peak load driven by manufacturing and entertainment operations in the immediate area.

This Bronx battery storage and solar project will help meet peak electricity demand and enhance reliability for the local neighborhood, especially during the summer months.

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As East Flatbush’s first energy storage project, this system is expected to provide load relief to an industrial area with many manufacturing and automotive uses.

The project will provide needed energy relief to the Northeast Bronx as Eastchester’s first energy storage project.

NineDot Energy designed and developed this battery storage project in one of New York City’s highest-need areas. Now operational in Staten Island, it provides electricity to the local community during peak demand periods, helping stabilize the grid when it matters most.

This Bronx battery storage and solar project is 
fully operational, delivering reliable electricity to 
the local community during periods of peak demand — especially on hot summer days when the grid is under the most strain. This site also features a mural of “A Clean Energy Future” designed by the students at the school across the street.

This Queens battery storage and solar project will strengthen local energy infrastructure by delivering power during peak demand periods.

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This Brooklyn-based battery storage and solar project will provide electricity to the surrounding community during times of peak demand, supporting grid stability in high-use seasons.

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This project will serve Middle Village residents dealing with an increasingly strained local energy grid.

This Staten Island battery storage and solar project will help meet peak electricity demand and improve neighborhood grid reliability during high-usage periods.

The project will service increasing load growth in the Soundview portion of The Bronx starting in 2027.

This Queens-based battery storage and solar project will supply electricity to the local community when demand is at its highest, helping reduce strain on the grid during the summer.

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This Staten Island battery storage and solar project will provide electricity to the local community during times of peak demand, particularly in the summer months.

NineDot Energy designed and developed this fuel cell site in Staten Island, bringing a new, efficient source of energy to a high-need area.

This project was purchased and is now operated by Catamaran Renewables.

NineDot Energy worked with partners Revel and Fermata Energy, with a grant from the Wells Fargo Innovation Incubator (IN2) and support from the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), to launch New York City’s first Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) pilot in August 2022. Based at Revel’s Red Hook warehouse, this V2G system provided energy stored in electric vehicles (EVs) back into the grid during times of peak demand, as informed by Con Edison. We are excited by the potential for V2G to augment the battery energy storage solutions we are building in New York City and surrounding areas.

NineDot Energy designed and developed this fuel cell site in the Bronx, bringing a new, efficient source of energy to a high-need area.

This project was purchased and is now operated by Catamaran Renewables.