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Aramis
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In Operation
Located near Livermore, CA in Alameda County, the Aramis Clean Energy Project pairs 100 MWac of solar capacity with an integrated 400 MWh battery storage system, capable of powering 36,000 homes annually or discharging power to support up to 74,000 homes for four hours.
What sets Aramis apart is proximity: a project of this size, built this close to the customers it serves, is rare. Bay Area power for Bay Area Customers.
Aramis was constructed with union labor, American-made solar panels, batteries, and steel piles.
Aramis
At-A-Glance
100 MWac
Solar Capacity
400 MWh
Battery Storage
226k
Solar Panels
118
BESS Megapacks
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Aramis
Economic Impact
500+
All-Union
Construction Jobs
$7.6M
Local Sales Taxes
During Construction
$4.7M
Local Property Taxes
in First 10 Years
Community Impact
IPX Power has partnered with more than 15 local organizations and established the IPX Power Donor Advised Fund at Three Valleys Community Foundation to support Tri-Valley organizations working inside education, health, food security and recreation.
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Development Timeline
From first landowner conversations to commercial operation, Aramis moved through five stages of development. Construction began in May 2025. The project reached commercial operation on August 20, 2026, and begins delivering energy under contract on October 1, 2026.
Preliminary Studies and land campaign
Site Characterization and Permitting
Engineering and Preconstruction
Construction
Operations and Maintenance
Commercial Partners
Community Partners
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Project Partners
