RECAP: Community Open House introduces League City to the Wizard Energy Storage Facility.
Last week, we proudly hosted a Community Open House in League City to introduce the residents to energy storage and the Wizard project.
The event had informational booths ranging from technology and safety to community benefits, the project’s permitting process, and more. Residents had the opportunity to stop by each booth learn about these topics and ask questions. Information shared at each booth will soon be available online.
“It’s encouraging to see a company with interest in League City hold an event that offers our community transparency into their plans and an opportunity to make their voices heard.”
There are lot of misconceptions about energy storage projects, and this event was used to explain the leading technology we use along with our commitment to safety.
All energy storage projects must meet rigorous codes and standards to be permitted to operate, and our standards exceed industry, government, and fire safety requirements in multiple key aspects. The Wizard facility utilizes American software and its technology touts unparalleled, flawless safety records.
“We believe it’s important to engage the community before the permitting processes take place, and we will continue to be an active community partner throughout the life of the project.”
Beyond providing power to homes and businesses, limiting power outages, and making Texas’ electric grid more stable with reliable, affordable energy, these projects also offer economic benefits by way of tremendous tax dollars that go towards roads, schools and first responders.
League City residents are invited to give feedback on the project to help address any community needs or concerns.
The Open House’s positive effects on the community:
Gave away 275 scoops of ice cream from Cool Cow Creamery
Kid table toys donated to the children’s section of the library
Civic Center leftovers donated to the Police Department
Table centerpieces donated to Butler’s Courtyard
Local Vendors supported:
Butler’s Courtyard
Johnnie Arolfo Civic Center
Cool Cow Creamery
Red River Bar-B-Que & Grill League City
Fairfield Inn League City
D.K. Smith Photography
Encore Global
Cakes by Jula
LCPD off-duty officers for security
FedEx Office Kemah, TX
Floyd’s Seafood
Jimmy Changas League City
Budget Car Rental Houston
Below is a collection from the event and are used in compliance with our consent and release. If you would like to use any of these photos, please contact us for permission.
