G D Q  E S S , L LC

Energy Storage System Quonset, RI

GDQ ESS will store energy when it is produced and release it to the grid when it is needed. The project will connect directly to transmission lines to increase grid reliability in the region. The system will use safe and dependable energy storage technology deployed by Green Development, LLC.

G D Q  E S S , L LC

Energy Storage System Quonset, RI

GDQ ESS will store energy when it is produced and release it to the grid when it is needed. The project will connect directly to transmission lines to increase grid reliability in the region. The system will use safe and dependable energy storage technology deployed by Green Development, LLC.

Project Overview

Storing Tomorrow’s Energy, Today

Battery Energy Storage Systems can store energy including but not limited to renewable energy and deploy it to the energy grid when it is needed most. This outdoor facility will use containerized batteries.

Project Site

Quonset Business Park, North Kingstown

GDQ ESS is located on approximately ten acres of land off Callahan Road in North Kingstown within Quonset Business Park close to the sea cable landing of Revolution Wind and close to transmission power lines. The site is previously disturbed through decades of naval and industrial use. It is the ideal site for a Battery Energy Storage System.

The system will utilize containerized batteries, which are safe, reliable, and minimally disruptive to residents and the natural environment.

There is currently a North Kingstown Fire Station on a portion of the site. GDQ ESS will construct a new fire station prior to constructing a battery storage facility. The new Station will be located at the corner of Commerce Park Road of Roger Williams Way.

Project Site

Quonset Business Park, North Kingstown

GDQ ESS is located on approximately ten acres of land off Callahan Road in North Kingstown within Quonset Business Park close to the sea cable landing of Revolution Wind and close to transmission power lines. The site is previously disturbed through decades of naval and industrial use. It is the ideal site for a Battery Energy Storage System.

The system will utilize containerized batteries, which are safe, reliable, and minimally disruptive to residents and the natural environment.

There is currently a North Kingstown Fire Station on a portion of the site. GDQ ESS will construct a new fire station prior to constructing a battery storage facility. The new Station will be located at the corner of Commerce Park Road of Roger Williams Way.

Project Schedule

Milestones and Key Dates

November 2025

Large Generator Interconnection Agreement

Late 2025

Utility Impact Study

Completed. Assessing the project’s connection to and impact on the regional transmission grid.

Spring-Fall 2026

Energy Facilities Siting Board (EFSB)

Regulatory review process with the Rhode Island Energy Facilities Siting Board (EFSB).

April 28, 2026

Preliminary Hearing

Initial hearing before the EFSB.

Late Summer 2026

EFSB Public Hearing

This is not yet scheduled. Date to be confirmed and will be posted here when available.

Est. Late 2029

Project Completion

2–3 year estimated construction buildout following regulatory approvals.

Project Schedule

Milestones and Key Dates

November 2025

Large Generator Interconnection Agreement

Late 2025

Utility Impact Study

Completed. Assessing the project’s connection to and impact on the regional transmission grid.

Spring-Fall 2026

Energy Facilities Siting Board (EFSB)

Regulatory review process with the Rhode Island Energy Facilities Siting Board (EFSB).

April 28, 2026

Preliminary Hearing

Initial hearing before the EFSB.

Late Summer 2026

EFSB Public Hearing

This is not yet scheduled. Date to be confirmed and will be posted here when available.

Est. Late 2029

Project Completion

2–3 year estimated construction buildout following regulatory approvals.

Resources

Community Information Hub

 EFSB Application

The Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission docket for this project provides a transparent, official record of the review process. Here, you can access filings, project details, and updates as the proposed Quonset energy storage facility moves through state approval.

Quonset’s Project Overview

The Quonset Development Corporation News & Events page provides details on the proposed battery energy storage project, including how it will store offshore wind power for later use, key project milestones, and updates on permitting and public information sessions.

Quonset Energy Storage Project Presentation

Access the presentation and supporting materials from the Quonset Energy Storage Project Public Informational Session (4/22/2026), including an overview of the project, its benefits, and what it means for the local community.

Community Outreach

Join the Conversation

GDQ ESS is committed to open communication with the North Kingstown community and all direct abutters. Invitations are being sent to applicable parties. This page will be regularly updated with new opportunities for community engagement.

22

APRIL 2026

Community Information Session

Wednesday, April 22 at 6:00 PM Quonset O Club — 200 Lt James Brown Rd, North Kingstown, RI

GDQ ESS welcomes all interested community members to join us for an open information session about the project.

12

MAY 2026

Virtual Community Information Meeting

Any additional information sessions and details will be posted here as soon as they are confirmed.

Community Outreach

Join the Conversation

GDQ ESS is committed to open communication with the North Kingstown community and all direct abutters. Invitations are being sent to applicable parties. This page will be regularly updated with new opportunities for community engagement.

22

APRIL 2026

Community Information Session

Wednesday, April 22 at 6:00 PM Quonset O Club — 200 Lt James Brown Rd, North Kingstown, RI

GDQ ESS welcomes all interested community members to join us for an open information session about the project.

12

MAY 2026

Virtual Community Information Meeting

Any additional information sessions and details will be posted here as soon as they are confirmed.

FAQs

Common Questions

According to the US Energy Information Administration, there are 978 operational utility-scale battery storage projects in the U.S as of April 2026.

This project is connected directly to the electric grid. It is not connected to any one project or source of electricity. The project will not differentiate between electricity produced from fossil fuels or from wind or solar. Although it is located near the cable for the 400 MW Revolution Wind project, it is not directly connected or dependent on the offshore wind project.

There will most likely be gravel or crushed stone between the energy storage containers.

No adverse impacts on the environment or local community are be anticipated from the energy storage system.

Contact Us

Get in touch with GDQ ESS

Have questions about the project, the site, or upcoming hearings? Send us a message and our team will respond promptly.