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BP Selects Tesla As Supplier For New Energy Storage System At Titan 1 Wind Energy Installation
Clean Technica: Tesla will build and supply the energy storage facility to be installed at BP’s Titan 1 wind energy power plant in South Dakota, US, the company has revealed. The new energy storage facility is expected to be installed during the second half of 2018, according to the company.
While the move to select Tesla as the company to install the energy storage facility may have been partly motivated by PR strategies, the move still represents part of a broader push by BP in recent times to expand the renewable energy sector side of its operations in the US.
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