Battery energy storage.
Built for communities.
Eventide Power develops battery energy storage projects that help the grid meet growing demand. We work with landowners, utilities and communities to find suitable sites and guide projects through development.
The right project.
The right place.
Growing communities need thoughtful energy development. Eventide Power connects suitable land with opportunities to support local electricity needs.
We bring together property owners, utilities and local officials, guiding each opportunity through careful evaluation, planning and development.
How battery storage works.
Charge from the grid. Store electricity. Send it back when it is needed.
What we do.
Helping the grid meet growing demand.
Electricity demand is growing as businesses expand, new data centers connect and communities evolve. Eventide Power develops battery energy storage projects that help the grid respond.
Our projects store electricity for delivery back to the grid when it is needed. By charging during lower demand periods and supplying power during peak demand, well located storage can ease pressure on electrical infrastructure and help reduce the cost of meeting peak electricity needs.
We develop energy storage facilities, not data centers. Our focus is on supporting the electricity system that homes, businesses and communities depend on.
Find the right location
Match suitable land with nearby electrical infrastructure, practical access and compatible surrounding uses.
Inside a battery storage site.
A closer look at the main equipment that stores electricity and delivers it back to the grid.
Support local business
Explore energy infrastructure that supports long-term business plans and makes productive use of suitable property.
Develop with care
Coordinate with utilities and local officials, listen to neighbors, and plan for the full life of each project.
Battery containers
Store electricity for use when it is needed.Inverters
Convert electricity between Direct and Alternating Current as the batteries charge and discharge.Transformers
Adjust the voltage for connection to the grid.Switchgear
Controls and protects the electrical connection.
Conceptual example. Final equipment, layout and landscaping vary with site conditions, engineering and local requirements.
FOR LANDOWNERS
Your land.
A new possibility.
Explore whether an energy project could be a good fit for your property. We start with a conversation and help you understand the opportunity.
Explore the opportunity
Potential lease or purchase arrangements can put suitable land to work. Terms depend on the property and the project.
Understand the fit
We review available space, access, nearby electrical infrastructure and surrounding uses. Every property is different.
Stay informed
Understand the studies, timing and responsibilities before making a commitment. An initial review does not guarantee a project.
Talk with us about your property ↗
A clear path forward.
Let’s talk
Discuss your property and goals.Review the fit
Evaluate the site and potential terms.Study and plan
Coordinate studies and local approvals.Build responsibly
Proceed when approvals and other requirements are met.
WORKING WITH COMMUNITIES
Good neighbors.
Thoughtful development.
Good planning starts with local questions. We consider the people, places and practical details around every proposed project.
A suitable setting
Consider neighboring uses, nearby homes, existing infrastructure and safe access.
Safety from the start
Work with qualified specialists and coordinate with local fire and emergency responders as designs develop.
Care for the surroundings
Plan for landscaping, screening, noise, lighting and construction activity.
An open conversation
Explain proposals clearly, listen to local questions and provide a way to stay in touch.
A long-term view
Plan for maintenance, operating responsibilities, equipment removal and site restoration.
CAREERS
Good projects start with good people.
Bring your curiosity, experience and local perspective to the work of developing energy infrastructure.
We welcome conversations with people in project development, real estate, engineering and community engagement. Tell us about yourself through our Contact section.
