The company said the Sacramento Metro Air Park site represents up to $71 million of capital investment and is expected to create 239 local jobs over the next 18 months. Peak says the plant will support rising storage demand from AI, data centers and grid growth while strengthening domestic energy-storage manufacturing. The project also benefits from a $10.5 million California Competes tax credit awarded in May 2026.
Source: Peak Energy. Solar News summarizes; the complete story is on the publisher's site.

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