Cherokee Industrial Resilient Power
250 MW / 1,000 MWh
Battery storage capacity
$200 million+
Estimated capital investment
$900,000+
Estimated annual local tax revenue
What Is Battery Energy Storage?
Cherokee Industrial Resilient Power uses battery energy storage, a proven technology that stores electricity and delivers it back to the grid exactly when it's needed most. Visit our BESS 101 page to learn how it works, why it's safe, and what it means for Tulsa County.
Discharges when the grid needs it most
Meets strict fire and safety codes
Quiet, enclosed equipment
Learn More About The Project
Cherokee Industrial Resilient Power is a proposed 250 MW / 1,000 MWh battery energy storage project in Tulsa County, Oklahoma. Designed to store electricity and deliver it back to the grid when demand is high, the project will help keep power affordable and reliable for the community while supporting local jobs and tax revenue.
250 MW
Storage Capacity
$200M+
Estimated Investment
$900k+
Est. Annual Tax Revenue
Why Cherokee Industrial Resilient Power?
Grid Resiliency
Helps keep the lights on during peak demand and unexpected outages.
Energy Affordability
Charges when power is cheap, discharges when demand is high, helping hold down costs for everyone on the grid.
Local Economic Impact
More than $200 million in investment and new local tax revenue for Tulsa County.
