What are the St Johns energy storage power stations

What generating stations does SRP operate?

SRP operates and participates in a number of major power plants and generating facilities in Arizona and the Southwest. These generating stations use fuel, steam and nuclear reaction to create energy. Learn about each generating station below. Arizona Falls is formed by a natural 20-foot drop along the Arizona Canal.

Where is Santan generating station located?

Plant construction began in 2001 and the plant began generating power in 2003. Located in Gilbert, Arizona, the Santan Generating Station is a mix of power generating units that are fueled by natural gas. It is owned and operated by SRP. Santan is able to responsively serve SRP’s expected needs throughout the year.

Does SRP own a coal generating station?

SRP owns and operates this coal-fired generating station located near St. Johns, in eastern Arizona. It has a capacity of 762 MW, from one 382 MW-unit and one 380 MW-unit, and uses the Powder River Basin as a fuel source. Plant construction began 1975, with Unit 1 completed Dec. 31, 1979 and Unit 2 completed Oct. 1, 1980.

What is SRP's bolster substation battery system?

Adjacent to Agua Fria is the Bolster Substation Battery System, a 25 MW battery storage facility connected directly to SRP’s energy grid. It can be discharged during peak energy periods to help meet high customer demand. It is SRP’s largest stand-alone battery storage system in operation.