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Twin Cities Solar and Battery Energy Storage System Project

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The Twin Cities Solar and Battery Energy Storage System Project is a large-scale renewable energy initiative by the Sacramento Municipal Utility District to develop a 275 MW solar photovoltaic facility paired with a 275 MW battery energy storage system on approximately 1,328 acres of a 1,697-acre site in California. The project will generate clean electricity and store energy for on-demand dispatch, delivering power to the grid through a new 230 kV interconnection line that links to the existing Rancho Seco Switchyard, which will undergo modifications to accommodate the incoming power. The facility will be connected to SMUD’s electrical grid, enhancing regional energy reliability and supporting the transition to low-carbon energy sources. The project is in the planning and forecast stage, with environmental and logistical preparations underway, and Jerry Park as the primary point of contact for environmental management inquiries.

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275 MW solar and battery storage project in California, interconnecting to Rancho Seco Switchyard for grid reliability.

Agency

California → Sacramento Municipal Utility District

NAICS

221114 - Solar Electric Power GenerationView NAICS

Place of Performance

Twin Cities Road and Clay East Road, CA, 95638

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Twin Cities Solar and BESS Project Notice of Completion and Environmental Document Transmittal

PDFnotice-of-completion

NAHC Comment Letter on Twin Cities Solar Project

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SMUD Twin Cities Solar and Battery Energy Storage System Project NOP 5-27-26

PDFnotice-of-preparation

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AgencyCalifornia → Sacramento Municipal Utility District
Contacts1 person available
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California → Sacramento Municipal Utility District
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Jerry ParkEnvironmental Management Specialist

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The Twin Cities Solar and Battery Energy Storage System Project includes the construction and operation of a PV solar power and battery storage facility and interconnection facilities, including a generation substation and interconnection tie-lines that would interconnect into the Rancho Seco Switchyard via a new 230 kV interconnection line. The project would provide new power production capacity of up to 275 MW and allow storage of 275 MW at the BESS facility, which would be delivered at the point of interconnection with the electrical grid managed by SMUD. The solar panels and associated infrastructure would be located on approximately 1,328 acres of land within the 1,697-acre project site. The Rancho Seco Switchyard would be modified to accept the new interconnection.

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