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Pressing Issues in Battery Storage Projects

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Explore how batteries are changing the game in real-time co-optimization markets, what developers and regulators need to know about fire safety, and how new Texas legislation — HB 3809 and HB 3824 — is reshaping the legal landscape for BESS. Whether you’re advising clients, developing projects, or tracking policy trends, this discussion will give you practical insights and a clear view of where battery storage law and technology are headed next.

Includes: Video Captions Audio Transcript Slides

  • Total Credit Hours:
  • 0.75
  • Credit Info
  • TX, CA
  • TX MCLE credit expires: 3/31/2027

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1. Pressing Issues in Battery Storage Projects (Mar 2026)

Robert Helton

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Session 1 —47 mins 0.75

Pressing Issues in Battery Storage Projects (Mar 2026)

Explore how batteries are changing the game in real-time co-optimization markets, what developers and regulators need to know about fire safety, and how new Texas legislation — HB 3809 and HB 3824 — is reshaping the legal landscape for BESS. Whether you’re advising clients, developing projects, or tracking policy trends, this discussion will give you practical insights and a clear view of where battery storage law and technology are headed next.

Originally presented: Jan 2026 Renewable Energy Law Institute

Robert Helton, ENGIE - Bay City, TX