In Pictures: Viridi and Good Carbon Install 3.75MWh Indoor Battery Storage at Buffalo Affordable Housing Complex

The Peace Bridge Place project supports the building's fully electrified operations, including EV charging for residents.

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The 3.75MWh indoor system is designed to reduce peak demand and enable demand response participation at the Buffalo complex.

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The deployment at the 105-unit affordable housing building is described as one of the largest indoor battery installations in an occupied U.S. residential property.

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Backup power from the lithium-ion system helps keep essential services running during grid outages.

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Viridi and Good Carbon Co. said the project demonstrates how storage can serve dense, occupied residential buildings.

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The indoor battery system is integrated with the property's electrical infrastructure to manage demand.

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Lithium-ion battery storage underpins the project's backup power and peak-shaving capabilities.

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The Buffalo installation reflects growing interest in pairing renewable energy and storage at multifamily properties.

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The system is expected to support demand response programs while safeguarding power for residents.

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