Battery storage in Louisiana

14 battery storage projects are in development in Louisiana, 1 of them under construction, with 0 already operating. Read daily from 11 public sources. Who is building each one, and who to call, is in the app.

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14in development

0of them pre-construction

1of them under construction

0operating

12 queued1 financed1 under construction

Construction starts by year

Projects by the year construction starts or started, stacked by where each one stands today.

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Next to break ground

The three battery storage projects in Louisiana closest to breaking ground.

Unnamed 593 MW storage projectPointe Coupee Parish
Queued · 593 MW · start est. 2026 Q4
Builder: not yet named
Unnamed 300 MW storage projectEast Feliciana Parish
Queued · 300 MW · start est. 2026 Q3
Builder: not yet named
Unnamed 100 MW storage projectWashington Parish
Queued · 100 MW · start est. 2026 Q4
Builder: not yet named

Every battery storage project in Louisiana, with builders and contacts

Battery storage in Louisiana, by county

St. James Parish 2 Ouachita Parish 1 Beauregard Parish 1 Calcasieu Parish 1 Washington Parish 1

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Questions

Battery storage in Louisiana, in short.

How many battery storage projects are in development in Louisiana?

14 battery storage projects are in development in Louisiana, 0 of them in pre-construction and 1 under construction, with 0 already operating.

Which battery storage projects in Louisiana are next to break ground?

The battery storage projects in Louisiana most likely to start work next are Unnamed 593 MW storage project in Pointe Coupee Parish, Unnamed 300 MW storage project in East Feliciana Parish and Unnamed 100 MW storage project in Washington Parish. Who is building each one, and who to call, is in the subscriber record.

Where does the Louisiana battery storage data come from?

From 11 public sources read daily: grid interconnection queues, construction permits, county records, state siting and procurement filings, and satellite imagery. Each value links to its record.