The partnership between Foss & Company and Plus Power, a leading developer, owner, and operator of standalone battery storage, underscores a commitment to innovation and sustainability in the renewable energy space.
Anemoi Energy Storage, a standalone 200 MW/400 MWh BESS project located near Edinburg, Texas, is poised to revolutionise energy storage capabilities in the region, focusing on enhancing grid reliability and enabling renewable energy integration.
“Foss & Company is thrilled to announce the successful closing on Anemoi Energy Storage” said Bryen Alperin, partner and managing director, Foss & Company. “This transformative project not only strengthens our position as a leading tax equity provider but also underscores our dedication to advancing battery storage solutions. We are proud to partner with Plus Power on another impactful project.”
This investment utilised a t-flip structure. This structure, pioneered by Foss & Company in 2023, offers investors a unique opportunity to buy transferable tax credits while still providing an optimised financing solution for developers. The Anemoi Energy Storage investment further solidifies Foss & Company's reputation as an industry trailblazer, providing investors with innovative avenues for sustainable investment.
“Plus Power welcomes Foss & Company’s support for this critical facility in our standalone storage fleet in Texas” added Josh Goldstein, chief financial officer at Plus Power. “Anemoi Energy Storage is helping ERCOT keep the power on as it navigates rising demand andmore frequent extreme weather events. Our partnership with Foss & Company puts us in an even stronger position to contribute to a more efficient and reliable electric grid.”
The successful completion of Anemoi Energy Storage builds upon the momentum generated by Foss & Company's previous BESS transaction for Plus Power’s Rodeo Ranch Energy Storage facility. This latest endeavour further strengthens the partnership between Foss & Company and Plus Power, cementing their position as industry leaders in standalone battery storage development in the United States.
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