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Massachusetts sets big battery goals — and the policies to back them up

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Massachusetts is advancing large-scale battery storage projects, with one developer targeting a 700-MW facility near Boston and another securing $850 million for a 250-MW project. These developments represent significant infrastructure investment in the region's energy grid, though specific timelines and operational details remain unconfirmed.

Key points

• A developer in Massachusetts is preparing to construct a 700-megawatt battery storage facility near Boston.
• Another energy company has secured $850 million in financing to build a 250-megawatt battery project.

Context

Massachusetts is advancing large-scale battery storage projects, with one developer targeting a 700-MW facility near Boston and another securing $850 million for a 250-MW project. These developments represent significant infrastructure investment in the region's energy grid.

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Specific timelines, operational details, and exact locations for the projects are not provided in the source evidence. The evidence indicates active development but lacks data on construction schedules, expected completion dates, or specific operational metrics.

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