# Crimson

CAISO Batteries · https://askthegrid.com/assets/facilities/crimson

Crimson is a battery energy storage facility with 350 MW of EIA-reported operating capacity and 1,400 MWh of reported energy capacity in Riverside County, California, registered as EIA Plant ID 65140. Axium Infrastructure US Inc. is the current owner; RE Crimson LLC is the registered plant entity or operator. CSI Solar built the facility using CSI Energy Storage SolBank equipment; public project records list 3,000 battery containers. Axium Infrastructure acquired a 80% interest in the plant from Recurrent Energy, LLC in 2021.

## Key facts

- Technology: Batteries
- Power capacity: 350 MW
- Operating status: operating
- Retirement: 2026

## Grid and market context

- ISO/RTO: CAISO
- Balancing authority: CAISO
- Substation: Red Bluff Substation
- Point of interconnection: Red Bluff Substation
- Transmission owner: Southern California Edison (SCE)
- Interconnection voltage: 220 kV

## Source-backed facts

- Owner logo domain: axiuminfra.com — Home – Axium Infrastructure · confidence: medium
- Owner logo domain: axiuminfra.com — Axium Infrastructure and Canadian Solar's Subsidiaries... · confidence: medium
- Identifiers: [{"value":"65140","system":"EIA plant code"},{"value":"SWSH1","system":"EIA generator ID"},{"value":"SWSH2","system":"EIA generator ID"},{"value":"1192","system":"CAISO queue number"}] — MBR | Index · confidence: medium
- Identifiers: [{"value":"65140","system":"EIA plant code"},{"value":"SWSH1","system":"EIA generator ID"},{"value":"SWSH2","system":"EIA generator ID"},{"value":"1192","system":"CAISO queue number"}] — MBR | Index · confidence: medium
- Identifiers: [{"value":"65140","system":"EIA plant code"},{"value":"SWSH1","system":"EIA generator ID"},{"value":"SWSH2","system":"EIA generator ID"},{"value":"1192","system":"CAISO queue number"}] — Public Queue Report · confidence: medium
- Official project url: https://recurrentenergy.com/project/crimson/ — Source · confidence: medium
- Description: Crimson is a 350 MW standalone battery energy storage project in eastern Riverside County, California. The Bureau of Land Management reported that the project was complete and in operation on October 18, 2022, with 1,400 MWh of storage capacity at full output. The EIA/FERC registry lists two generators under RE Crimson LLC: SWSH1 at 200 MW and SWSH2 at 150 MW. — BLM announces completion of Crimson Energy Storage Project | Bureau of Land Management · confidence: high
- Description: Crimson is a 350 MW standalone battery energy storage project in eastern Riverside County, California. The Bureau of Land Management reported that the project was complete and in operation on October 18, 2022, with 1,400 MWh of storage capacity at full output. The EIA/FERC registry lists two generators under RE Crimson LLC: SWSH1 at 200 MW and SWSH2 at 150 MW. — MBR | Index · confidence: high
- Description: Crimson is a 350 MW standalone battery energy storage project in eastern Riverside County, California. The Bureau of Land Management reported that the project was complete and in operation on October 18, 2022, with 1,400 MWh of storage capacity at full output. The EIA/FERC registry lists two generators under RE Crimson LLC: SWSH1 at 200 MW and SWSH2 at 150 MW. — MBR | Index · confidence: high
- Identifiers.0: {"value":"65140","system":"EIA plant code"} — MBR | Index · confidence: high
- Identifiers.1: {"value":"SWSH1","system":"EIA generator ID"} — MBR | Index · confidence: high
- Identifiers.2: {"value":"SWSH2","system":"EIA generator ID"} — MBR | Index · confidence: high
- Identifiers.3: {"value":"1192","system":"CAISO queue number"} — Public Queue Report · confidence: medium
- Parties.0: {"relationship":"EIA/FERC-registered utility and plant entity","name":"RE Crimson LLC","official_url":null} — MBR | Index · confidence: high
- Parties.1: {"relationship":"Majority owner; fund manager","name":"Axium Infrastructure US Inc.","official_url":"https://www.axiuminfra.com/"} — Axium Infrastructure and Canadian Solar's Subsidiaries... · confidence: medium
- Parties.4: {"relationship":"Integrated battery solution provider, EPC, and long-term operational-services provider","name":"CSI Solar","official_url":"https://www.csisolar.com/"} — Recurrent Energy Completes Majority Sale of 1.4 GWh Energy Storage Reliability Project in California | Canadian Solar Inc. · confidence: high
- Parties.5: {"relationship":"Phase I storage contract holder","name":"Southern California Edison","official_url":"https://www.sce.com/"} — Recurrent Energy Completes Majority Sale of 1.4 GWh Energy Storage Reliability Project in California | Canadian Solar Inc. · confidence: high
- Unit configuration: Two battery-storage generators: SWSH1 at 200 MW and SWSH2 at 150 MW, totaling 350 MW — Source · confidence: medium
- Commercial operation date: 2022-10-18 — Source · confidence: medium
- Duration hours: 4 — Source · confidence: high
- Power mw: 350 — Source · confidence: high
- Energy mwh: 1400 — Source · confidence: high
- Construction scope: A 350 MW / 1,400 MWh standalone battery energy-storage project in Riverside County, California, divided into a 200 MW / 800 MWh SCE phase and a 150 MW / 600 MWh PG&E phase. CSI Energy Storage served as turnkey system integrator and delivered engineering, procurement, and construction services, with long-term operational services. A 2019 preconstruction description reported that the planned system would consist of 3,000 electrical enclosures; this count is not independently confirmed by a post-commercial-operation source. — Crimson, US: 350 MW / 1400 MWh – e-STORAGE · confidence: high
- Construction scope: A 350 MW / 1,400 MWh standalone battery energy-storage project in Riverside County, California, divided into a 200 MW / 800 MWh SCE phase and a 150 MW / 600 MWh PG&E phase. CSI Energy Storage served as turnkey system integrator and delivered engineering, procurement, and construction services, with long-term operational services. A 2019 preconstruction description reported that the planned system would consist of 3,000 electrical enclosures; this count is not independently confirmed by a post-commercial-operation source. — Source · confidence: high
- Product url: https://csestorage.com/solbank-3-0/ — e-STORAGE Launches SolBank 3.0, the latest iteration of its utility-scale energy storage system – CSE Storage · confidence: medium
- Product url: https://csestorage.com/solbank-3-0/ — Canadian Solar's Subsidiaries, CSI Energy Storage Launches the SolBank Product for Utility-Scale Applications and Announces 10 GWh Battery Manufacturing Capacity | Canadian Solar Inc. · confidence: medium
- Kind: bess — Source · confidence: high
- Kind: bess — Crimson, US: 350 MW / 1400 MWh – e-STORAGE · confidence: high
- Manufacturer domain: csestorage.com — Crimson, US: 350 MW / 1400 MWh – e-STORAGE · confidence: high
- Product family: SolBank — e-STORAGE Launches SolBank 3.0, the latest iteration of its utility-scale energy storage system – CSE Storage · confidence: medium
- Manufacturer name: CSI Energy Storage — Crimson, US: 350 MW / 1400 MWh – e-STORAGE · confidence: high
- Construction scope: A 350 MW / 1,400 MWh standalone battery energy-storage project in Riverside County, California, divided into a 200 MW / 800 MWh SCE phase and a 150 MW / 600 MWh PG&E phase. CSI Energy Storage served as turnkey system integrator and delivered engineering, procurement, and construction services, with long-term operational services. A 2019 preconstruction description reported that the planned system would consist of 3,000 electrical enclosures; this count is not independently confirmed by a post-commercial-operation source. — Source · confidence: medium
- Construction scope: A 350 MW / 1,400 MWh standalone battery energy-storage project in Riverside County, California, divided into a 200 MW / 800 MWh SCE phase and a 150 MW / 600 MWh PG&E phase. CSI Energy Storage served as turnkey system integrator and delivered engineering, procurement, and construction services, with long-term operational services. A 2019 preconstruction description reported that the planned system would consist of 3,000 electrical enclosures; this count is not independently confirmed by a post-commercial-operation source. — Source · confidence: medium
- Construction scope: A 350 MW / 1,400 MWh standalone battery energy-storage project in Riverside County, California, divided into a 200 MW / 800 MWh SCE phase and a 150 MW / 600 MWh PG&E phase. CSI Energy Storage served as turnkey system integrator and delivered engineering, procurement, and construction services, with long-term operational services. A 2019 preconstruction description reported that the planned system would consist of 3,000 electrical enclosures; this count is not independently confirmed by a post-commercial-operation source. — Biggest Energy Storage Projects in the US | YSG Solar | YSG | World-Leading Solar Farm & Battery Energy Storage Development Firm · confidence: medium
- Product url: https://csestorage.com/solbank-3-0/ — 酒红储能项目 · confidence: medium
- Product url: https://csestorage.com/solbank-3-0/ — SolBank 3.0 – e-STORAGE · confidence: medium
- Equipment models: [{"manufacturer_domain":"csestorage.com","product_url":"https://csestorage.com/solbank-3-0/","count":null,"unit_mw":null,"name":"SolBank"}] — 酒红储能项目 · confidence: medium
- Product family: SolBank — 酒红储能项目 · confidence: medium
- Equipment models.0: {"manufacturer_domain":"csestorage.com","product_url":"https://csestorage.com/solbank-3-0/","count":null,"unit_mw":null,"name":"SolBank"} — 酒红储能项目 · confidence: medium
- Quality notes: ["EIA/FERC records list SWSH1 at 200 MW and SWSH2 at 150 MW, both with an active date of 2022-10-18; the two registered generators correspond to the stated 350 MW plant capacity.","The BLM reference to a future solar facility concerns the larger Crimson Solar Project and is not treated as an expansion of the exact 350 MW standalone battery plant.","The cited transaction materials identify the September 2021 majority sale but do not state sale consideration, project-level debt, a lender, or a financial-close amount.","The sale release states that construction would begin in Q3 2021; an exact physical construction-start date is not established in the cited primary materials. No later expansion, retirement, or repowering event is identified for the battery plant through 2026-08-02."] — Source · confidence: medium
- Quality notes: ["EIA/FERC records list SWSH1 at 200 MW and SWSH2 at 150 MW, both with an active date of 2022-10-18; the two registered generators correspond to the stated 350 MW plant capacity.","The BLM reference to a future solar facility concerns the larger Crimson Solar Project and is not treated as an expansion of the exact 350 MW standalone battery plant.","The cited transaction materials identify the September 2021 majority sale but do not state sale consideration, project-level debt, a lender, or a financial-close amount.","The sale release states that construction would begin in Q3 2021; an exact physical construction-start date is not established in the cited primary materials. No later expansion, retirement, or repowering event is identified for the battery plant through 2026-08-02."] — Source · confidence: medium
- Quality notes: ["EIA/FERC records list SWSH1 at 200 MW and SWSH2 at 150 MW, both with an active date of 2022-10-18; the two registered generators correspond to the stated 350 MW plant capacity.","The BLM reference to a future solar facility concerns the larger Crimson Solar Project and is not treated as an expansion of the exact 350 MW standalone battery plant.","The cited transaction materials identify the September 2021 majority sale but do not state sale consideration, project-level debt, a lender, or a financial-close amount.","The sale release states that construction would begin in Q3 2021; an exact physical construction-start date is not established in the cited primary materials. No later expansion, retirement, or repowering event is identified for the battery plant through 2026-08-02."] — BLM announces completion of Crimson Energy Storage Project | Bureau of Land Management · confidence: medium
- Quality notes: ["EIA/FERC records list SWSH1 at 200 MW and SWSH2 at 150 MW, both with an active date of 2022-10-18; the two registered generators correspond to the stated 350 MW plant capacity.","The BLM reference to a future solar facility concerns the larger Crimson Solar Project and is not treated as an expansion of the exact 350 MW standalone battery plant.","The cited transaction materials identify the September 2021 majority sale but do not state sale consideration, project-level debt, a lender, or a financial-close amount.","The sale release states that construction would begin in Q3 2021; an exact physical construction-start date is not established in the cited primary materials. No later expansion, retirement, or repowering event is identified for the battery plant through 2026-08-02."] — Recurrent Energy Completes Majority Sale of 1.4 GWh... · confidence: medium
- Financing summary: The September 2021 transaction was an 80% equity-stake sale by Recurrent Energy, LLC to Axium Infrastructure, with Recurrent retaining 20%. The cited project materials do not disclose sale consideration or a separate project-level debt financing amount, lender, financing close, or other debt terms. — Recurrent Energy Completes Majority Sale of 1.4 GWh... · confidence: medium
- Timeline: [{"event":"Development initiated","date":"2015","detail":"Recurrent Energy began developing Crimson Storage and its broader energy-storage pipeline."},{"event":"BLM approval","date":"2021-05","detail":"The Bureau of Land Management granted final approval, making Crimson the first standalone energy storage project approved for siting on BLM lands under the Biden-Harris Administration."},{"event":"Majority sale and acquisition","date":"2021-09-08","detail":"Recurrent Energy, LLC sold an 80% stake in the 350 MW / 1,400 MWh project to Axium Infrastructure; Recurrent retained 20%. Sale consideration was not disclosed in the cited release."},{"event":"Construction commencement planned","date":"2021-09-08","detail":"The transaction announcement stated that construction would begin in Q3 2021 and that commercial operation was expected in summer 2022."},{"event":"Commercial operation and completion","date":"2022-10-18","detail":"Axium, Recurrent Energy, and CSI Energy Storage announced that the 350 MW / 1,400 MWh standalone project was in operation; BLM separately announced that construction was complete and the system was operating."},{"event":"EIA/FERC generator activation","date":"2022-10-18","detail":"EIA/FERC records show RE Crimson LLC generator SWSH1 at 200 MW and SWSH2 at 150 MW, each with an active date of October 18, 2022."},{"event":"Expansion, retirement, or repowering status","date":null,"detail":"No subsequent expansion, retirement, or repowering event is identified for the exact Crimson battery plant in the cited project and regulatory materials through August 2, 2026; the future solar development referenced by BLM is treated separately."}] — Source · confidence: medium
- Timeline: [{"event":"Development initiated","date":"2015","detail":"Recurrent Energy began developing Crimson Storage and its broader energy-storage pipeline."},{"event":"BLM approval","date":"2021-05","detail":"The Bureau of Land Management granted final approval, making Crimson the first standalone energy storage project approved for siting on BLM lands under the Biden-Harris Administration."},{"event":"Majority sale and acquisition","date":"2021-09-08","detail":"Recurrent Energy, LLC sold an 80% stake in the 350 MW / 1,400 MWh project to Axium Infrastructure; Recurrent retained 20%. Sale consideration was not disclosed in the cited release."},{"event":"Construction commencement planned","date":"2021-09-08","detail":"The transaction announcement stated that construction would begin in Q3 2021 and that commercial operation was expected in summer 2022."},{"event":"Commercial operation and completion","date":"2022-10-18","detail":"Axium, Recurrent Energy, and CSI Energy Storage announced that the 350 MW / 1,400 MWh standalone project was in operation; BLM separately announced that construction was complete and the system was operating."},{"event":"EIA/FERC generator activation","date":"2022-10-18","detail":"EIA/FERC records show RE Crimson LLC generator SWSH1 at 200 MW and SWSH2 at 150 MW, each with an active date of October 18, 2022."},{"event":"Expansion, retirement, or repowering status","date":null,"detail":"No subsequent expansion, retirement, or repowering event is identified for the exact Crimson battery plant in the cited project and regulatory materials through August 2, 2026; the future solar development referenced by BLM is treated separately."}] — Crimson, US: 350 MW / 1400 MWh – e-STORAGE · confidence: medium
- Timeline: [{"event":"Development initiated","date":"2015","detail":"Recurrent Energy began developing Crimson Storage and its broader energy-storage pipeline."},{"event":"BLM approval","date":"2021-05","detail":"The Bureau of Land Management granted final approval, making Crimson the first standalone energy storage project approved for siting on BLM lands under the Biden-Harris Administration."},{"event":"Majority sale and acquisition","date":"2021-09-08","detail":"Recurrent Energy, LLC sold an 80% stake in the 350 MW / 1,400 MWh project to Axium Infrastructure; Recurrent retained 20%. Sale consideration was not disclosed in the cited release."},{"event":"Construction commencement planned","date":"2021-09-08","detail":"The transaction announcement stated that construction would begin in Q3 2021 and that commercial operation was expected in summer 2022."},{"event":"Commercial operation and completion","date":"2022-10-18","detail":"Axium, Recurrent Energy, and CSI Energy Storage announced that the 350 MW / 1,400 MWh standalone project was in operation; BLM separately announced that construction was complete and the system was operating."},{"event":"EIA/FERC generator activation","date":"2022-10-18","detail":"EIA/FERC records show RE Crimson LLC generator SWSH1 at 200 MW and SWSH2 at 150 MW, each with an active date of October 18, 2022."},{"event":"Expansion, retirement, or repowering status","date":null,"detail":"No subsequent expansion, retirement, or repowering event is identified for the exact Crimson battery plant in the cited project and regulatory materials through August 2, 2026; the future solar development referenced by BLM is treated separately."}] — Recurrent Energy Completes Majority Sale of 1.4 GWh... · confidence: medium
- Timeline: [{"event":"Development initiated","date":"2015","detail":"Recurrent Energy began developing Crimson Storage and its broader energy-storage pipeline."},{"event":"BLM approval","date":"2021-05","detail":"The Bureau of Land Management granted final approval, making Crimson the first standalone energy storage project approved for siting on BLM lands under the Biden-Harris Administration."},{"event":"Majority sale and acquisition","date":"2021-09-08","detail":"Recurrent Energy, LLC sold an 80% stake in the 350 MW / 1,400 MWh project to Axium Infrastructure; Recurrent retained 20%. Sale consideration was not disclosed in the cited release."},{"event":"Construction commencement planned","date":"2021-09-08","detail":"The transaction announcement stated that construction would begin in Q3 2021 and that commercial operation was expected in summer 2022."},{"event":"Commercial operation and completion","date":"2022-10-18","detail":"Axium, Recurrent Energy, and CSI Energy Storage announced that the 350 MW / 1,400 MWh standalone project was in operation; BLM separately announced that construction was complete and the system was operating."},{"event":"EIA/FERC generator activation","date":"2022-10-18","detail":"EIA/FERC records show RE Crimson LLC generator SWSH1 at 200 MW and SWSH2 at 150 MW, each with an active date of October 18, 2022."},{"event":"Expansion, retirement, or repowering status","date":null,"detail":"No subsequent expansion, retirement, or repowering event is identified for the exact Crimson battery plant in the cited project and regulatory materials through August 2, 2026; the future solar development referenced by BLM is treated separately."}] — Source · confidence: medium
- Timeline: [{"event":"Development initiated","date":"2015","detail":"Recurrent Energy began developing Crimson Storage and its broader energy-storage pipeline."},{"event":"BLM approval","date":"2021-05","detail":"The Bureau of Land Management granted final approval, making Crimson the first standalone energy storage project approved for siting on BLM lands under the Biden-Harris Administration."},{"event":"Majority sale and acquisition","date":"2021-09-08","detail":"Recurrent Energy, LLC sold an 80% stake in the 350 MW / 1,400 MWh project to Axium Infrastructure; Recurrent retained 20%. Sale consideration was not disclosed in the cited release."},{"event":"Construction commencement planned","date":"2021-09-08","detail":"The transaction announcement stated that construction would begin in Q3 2021 and that commercial operation was expected in summer 2022."},{"event":"Commercial operation and completion","date":"2022-10-18","detail":"Axium, Recurrent Energy, and CSI Energy Storage announced that the 350 MW / 1,400 MWh standalone project was in operation; BLM separately announced that construction was complete and the system was operating."},{"event":"EIA/FERC generator activation","date":"2022-10-18","detail":"EIA/FERC records show RE Crimson LLC generator SWSH1 at 200 MW and SWSH2 at 150 MW, each with an active date of October 18, 2022."},{"event":"Expansion, retirement, or repowering status","date":null,"detail":"No subsequent expansion, retirement, or repowering event is identified for the exact Crimson battery plant in the cited project and regulatory materials through August 2, 2026; the future solar development referenced by BLM is treated separately."}] — Source · confidence: medium
- Timeline: [{"event":"Development initiated","date":"2015","detail":"Recurrent Energy began developing Crimson Storage and its broader energy-storage pipeline."},{"event":"BLM approval","date":"2021-05","detail":"The Bureau of Land Management granted final approval, making Crimson the first standalone energy storage project approved for siting on BLM lands under the Biden-Harris Administration."},{"event":"Majority sale and acquisition","date":"2021-09-08","detail":"Recurrent Energy, LLC sold an 80% stake in the 350 MW / 1,400 MWh project to Axium Infrastructure; Recurrent retained 20%. Sale consideration was not disclosed in the cited release."},{"event":"Construction commencement planned","date":"2021-09-08","detail":"The transaction announcement stated that construction would begin in Q3 2021 and that commercial operation was expected in summer 2022."},{"event":"Commercial operation and completion","date":"2022-10-18","detail":"Axium, Recurrent Energy, and CSI Energy Storage announced that the 350 MW / 1,400 MWh standalone project was in operation; BLM separately announced that construction was complete and the system was operating."},{"event":"EIA/FERC generator activation","date":"2022-10-18","detail":"EIA/FERC records show RE Crimson LLC generator SWSH1 at 200 MW and SWSH2 at 150 MW, each with an active date of October 18, 2022."},{"event":"Expansion, retirement, or repowering status","date":null,"detail":"No subsequent expansion, retirement, or repowering event is identified for the exact Crimson battery plant in the cited project and regulatory materials through August 2, 2026; the future solar development referenced by BLM is treated separately."}] — BLM announces completion of Crimson Energy Storage Project | Bureau of Land Management · confidence: medium
- Quality notes.0: EIA/FERC records list SWSH1 at 200 MW and SWSH2 at 150 MW, both with an active date of 2022-10-18; the two registered generators correspond to the stated 350 MW plant capacity. — Source · confidence: high
- Quality notes.0: EIA/FERC records list SWSH1 at 200 MW and SWSH2 at 150 MW, both with an active date of 2022-10-18; the two registered generators correspond to the stated 350 MW plant capacity. — Source · confidence: high
- Quality notes.1: The BLM reference to a future solar facility concerns the larger Crimson Solar Project and is not treated as an expansion of the exact 350 MW standalone battery plant. — BLM announces completion of Crimson Energy Storage Project | Bureau of Land Management · confidence: medium
- Quality notes.2: The cited transaction materials identify the September 2021 majority sale but do not state sale consideration, project-level debt, a lender, or a financial-close amount. — Recurrent Energy Completes Majority Sale of 1.4 GWh... · confidence: medium
- Quality notes.3: The sale release states that construction would begin in Q3 2021; an exact physical construction-start date is not established in the cited primary materials. No later expansion, retirement, or repowering event is identified for the battery plant through 2026-08-02. — Recurrent Energy Completes Majority Sale of 1.4 GWh... · confidence: high

## Timeline

- 2015 — Development initiated
  Recurrent Energy began developing Crimson Storage and its broader energy-storage pipeline.
  Source: Source (https://www.axiuminfra.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/Recurrent-Energy_Axium-Infrastructure_Crimson-Operational-1.pdf)
- 2021-05 — BLM approval
  The Bureau of Land Management granted final approval, making Crimson the first standalone energy storage project approved for siting on BLM lands under the Biden-Harris Administration.
  Source: Crimson, US: 350 MW / 1400 MWh – e-STORAGE (https://csestorage.com/crimson/)
- 2021-09-08 — Ownership transaction
  Recurrent Energy, LLC sold an 80% ownership stake in the 350 MW / 1,400 MWh Crimson storage project to Axium Infrastructure; Recurrent Energy retained 20%.
  Source: Source (https://investors.canadiansolar.com/news-releases/news-release-details/recurrent-energy-completes-majority-sale-14-gwh-energy-storage)
- 2022-10-18 — Commercial operation and completion
  Axium, Recurrent Energy, and CSI Energy Storage announced that the 350 MW / 1,400 MWh standalone project was in operation; BLM separately announced that construction was complete and the system was operating.
  Source: Source (https://www.axiuminfra.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/Recurrent-Energy_Axium-Infrastructure_Crimson-Operational-1.pdf)

## Sources

- [Home – Axium Infrastructure](https://www.axiuminfra.com/?lang=en) — axiuminfra.com · tier other
- [Axium Infrastructure and Canadian Solar's Subsidiaries ...](https://recurrentenergy.com/axium-infrastructure-canadian-solar-recurrent-energy-csi-energy-storage-worlds-largest-single-phase-energy-storage-project/) — recurrentenergy.com · tier other
- [MBR | Index - Federal Energy Regulatory Commission](https://mbrweb.ferc.gov/SearchlkpEIA/Index?page=712) — mbrweb.ferc.gov · tier regulatory
- [Source](https://mbrweb.ferc.gov/SearchlkpEIA/Index?page=707) — mbrweb.ferc.gov · tier regulatory
- [Public Queue Report](https://www.caiso.com/documents/publicqueuereport.xlsx) — caiso.com · tier other
- [Source](https://recurrentenergy.com/project/crimson/) — recurrentenergy.com · tier other
- [Recurrent Energy Completes Majority Sale of 1.4 GWh Energy Storage Reliability Project in California | Canadian Solar Inc.](https://investors.canadiansolar.com/news-releases/news-release-details/recurrent-energy-completes-majority-sale-14-gwh-energy-storage) — investors.canadiansolar.com · tier other
- [BLM announces completion of Crimson Energy Storage Project | Bureau of Land Management](https://www.blm.gov/press-release/blm-announces-completion-crimson-energy-storage-project) — blm.gov · tier regulatory
- [Source](https://recurrentenergy.com/project/crimson) — recurrentenergy.com · tier other
- [Source](https://blm.gov/press-release/blm-announces-completion-crimson-energy-storage-project) — blm.gov · tier regulatory
- [Crimson, US: 350 MW / 1400 MWh – e-STORAGE](https://csestorage.com/crimson/) — csestorage.com · tier other
- [Crimson I, USA – CSE Storage](https://csestorage.com/portfolio/crimson-i-usa/) — csestorage.com · tier other
- [e-STORAGE Launches SolBank 3.0, the latest iteration of its utility-scale energy storage system – CSE Storage](https://csestorage.com/e-storage-launches-solbank-3-0-the-latest-iteration-of-its-utility-scale-energy-storage-system/) — csestorage.com · tier other
- [Canadian Solar's Subsidiaries, CSI Energy Storage Launches the SolBank Product for Utility-Scale Applications and Announces 10 GWh Battery Manufacturing Capacity | Canadian Solar Inc.](https://investors.canadiansolar.com/news-releases/news-release-details/canadian-solars-subsidiaries-csi-energy-storage-launches-solbank) — investors.canadiansolar.com · tier other
- [Source](https://axiuminfra.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/Recurrent-Energy_Axium-Infrastructure_Crimson-Operational-1.pdf) — axiuminfra.com · tier other
- [Biggest Energy Storage Projects in the US | YSG Solar | YSG | World-Leading Solar Farm & Battery Energy Storage Development Firm](https://www.ysgsolar.com/blog/biggest-energy-storage-projects-us-ysg-solar/) — ysgsolar.com · tier other
- [酒红储能项目](https://cn.csisolar.com/crimson-energy-storage/) — cn.csisolar.com · tier other
- [SolBank 3.0 – e-STORAGE](https://csestorage.com/solbank-3-0/) — csestorage.com · tier other
- [Source](https://www.axiuminfra.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/Recurrent-Energy_Axium-Infrastructure_Crimson-Operational-1.pdf) — axiuminfra.com · tier other
- [Recurrent Energy Completes Majority Sale of 1.4 GWh Energy Storage Reliability Project in California - Recurrent Energy](https://recurrentenergy.com/recurrent-energy-completes-majority-sale-of-1-4-gwh-energy-storage-reliability-project-in-california/) — recurrentenergy.com · tier other
- [Source](https://recurrentenergy.com/axium-infrastructure-canadian-solar-recurrent-energy-csi-energy-storage-worlds-largest-single-phase-energy-storage-project) — recurrentenergy.com · tier other
- [Resource category and phase](https://www.caiso.com/documents/resourcecategoryandphaseallparticipatingresourceids.xlsx) — caiso.com · tier other
- [Recurrent Energy Signs 600 MWh Long-Term ...](https://recurrentenergy.com/recurrent-energy-signs-600-mwh-long-term-energy-storage-agreement-with-pge/) — recurrentenergy.com · tier other
- [Operable](https://downloads.regulations.gov/EPA-HQ-OAR-2024-0419-0013/attachment_35.xlsx) — downloads.regulations.gov · tier regulatory

## Data quality

- EIA/FERC records list SWSH1 at 200 MW and SWSH2 at 150 MW, both with an active date of October 18, 2022; the two registered generators correspond to the stated 350 MW plant capacity. The BLM reference to a future solar facility concerns the larger Crimson Solar Project and is not treated as an expansion of the exact 350 MW standalone battery plant. No later expansion, retirement, or repowering event is identified for the battery plant through August 2, 2026.

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