NineDot Energy to Proceed with Battery Energy Storage System in Middle Village Despite Community Opposition
NineDot Energy's construction of a battery energy storage system (BESS) on 69th Place in Middle Village will move forward as permitted by zoning law. Community opposition has been strong, with protests against the project. Council Member Phil Wong and local leaders expressed disappointment with NineDot's decision, proposing alternative locations which the company deemed infeasible. Wong plans to challenge the project through various regulatory bodies. The BESS project is claimed to adhere to safety standards set by the FDNY.
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NineDot Energy will proceed with its battery energy storage system (BESS) in Middle Village, authorized by 'as-of-right' zoning law. Despite protests from local residents and officials, NineDot rejects alternative site proposals from Council Member Phil Wong, stating they are unworkable.
Wong and local leaders express disappointment and plan to contest the project. NineDot asserts its BESS will comply with FDNY safety standards and emphasizes the project's importance for reliable energy. Wong plans further actions to halt construction, citing misinformation from NineDot regarding community support.
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