AEP to buy up to 1.6 GW Mainspring units, plans $4B Cheyenne fuel cells
The eight-year Mainspring agreement carries a stated ceiling of up to $4 billion; the 702 MW Cheyenne project pairs Bloom Energy fuel cells with a 20-year Google PPA.
At a glance
American Electric Power has agreed to buy up to 1.6 gigawatts of Mainspring linear generators over eight years under a contract with a stated ceiling of up to $4 billion.
AEP also plans a 702-megawatt Cheyenne fuel cell project using Bloom Energy fuel cells and backed by a 20-year Google power purchase agreement.
The two initiatives carry separate $4 billion figures: the Mainspring agreement is a purchase ceiling, while the Cheyenne project is a planned $4 billion cost.
American Electric Power has agreed to buy up to 1.6 gigawatts of Mainspring linear generators over eight years under a contract with a stated ceiling of up to $4 billion.
AEP also plans a 702-megawatt Cheyenne fuel cell project using Bloom Energy fuel cells and backed by a 20-year Google power purchase agreement.
The two initiatives carry separate $4 billion figures: the Mainspring agreement is a purchase ceiling, while the Cheyenne project is a planned $4 billion cost.
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