Lightshift Energy outlines 5 MW battery project proposal for 99 Panton Road
Lightshift Energy presented plans to permit a 5 MW battery energy storage system at 99 Panton Road; the developer said permitting will begin this fall and answered council questions about layout and timeline.
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Logan Dye, a project developer with Lightshift Energy, told the Vergennes City Council on Oct. 14 that the company has a lease with a private landowner at 99 Panton Road and plans to begin the permitting process this fall for a 5 MW battery energy storage system. The presentation described the proposed site layout and permitting steps; Dye answered council questions about timing and local impacts.
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