Elliot BESS is a proposed 200 megawatt (MW) battery energy storage system (BESS) located in Vanderburgh County, Indiana. Developed by RWE Americas, this facility is designed to play a pivotal role in supporting the state’s—and the nation’s—growing energy demands. By storing clean electricity generated from sources like wind and solar when it’s plentiful, and delivering it during periods of high demand or when energy prices spike, Elliot BESS serves as a flexible and essential asset to the local and regional grid.
Already recognized as the third-largest provider of clean energy projects in the United States, RWE is bringing its considerable experience and expertise to Vanderburgh County. Elliot BESS is currently in the development phase, and once operational, it will provide a long-term source of reliable, American-made energy while offering economic opportunities and tax revenue to the local community. The project’s advanced control systems will ensure it operates safely around the clock, monitored 24/7 by RWE’s remote operations center and supported by an on-site team ready to respond as needed.
Elliot BESS stands in alignment with RWE’s vision to expand America’s clean energy future through strategic energy additions. As part of America’s rapidly diversifying energy mix, this project offers not just stability and reliability, but also contributes directly to U.S. energy independence and sustained economic growth for Indiana.
Status: In development





