By Greg Ryan
A Flatiron partner did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the filing.
The filing refers to the proposed Brighton development as Project Lite Brite. The Electric Avenue property is 2.8 acres that now feature buildings that total 27,000 square feet and more than 100 parking spaces.
Flatiron is also seeking to build a storage facility on Eastern Avenue in Chelsea.
Last month, another battery storage developer, the BlackRock-owned Jupiter Power, revealed plans to build a 700-megawatt system on a 20-acre section of the one-time ExxonMobil oil tank farm in Everett. Flatiron’s BPDA filing does not reference the proposed facility’s energy capacity.
A Flatiron partner did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the filing.
The filing refers to the proposed Brighton development as Project Lite Brite. The Electric Avenue property is 2.8 acres that now feature buildings that total 27,000 square feet and more than 100 parking spaces.
Flatiron is also seeking to build a storage facility on Eastern Avenue in Chelsea.
Last month, another battery storage developer, the BlackRock-owned Jupiter Power, revealed plans to build a 700-megawatt system on a 20-acre section of the one-time ExxonMobil oil tank farm in Everett. Flatiron’s BPDA filing does not reference the proposed facility’s energy capacity.