Roadrunner Energy Storage

DEPCOM Power is providing full EPC services for two 800 MWh battery energy storage systems in Southeast Tucson, delivering complex utility-scale infrastructure with precision, safety, and reliability.

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Overview
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DEPCOM Power was selected as the Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) partner for both phases of the Roadrunner Reserve battery energy storage systems in Southeast Tucson. These projects, each rated at 200 MW / 800 MWh, mark some of the largest battery storage builds in Arizona and represent a continued partnership supporting the customer's expanding storage portfolio.


For both Roadrunner Reserve I and II, DEPCOM managed the full scope of EPC services, including site development adjacent to an active substation, deployment of lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery technology, and integration of advanced controls and protection systems. The projects require careful coordination across disciplines to meet aggressive timelines while ensuring performance and compliance with evolving interconnection and operational standards.

Scope of Work:
  • Full EPC services for two utility-scale battery energy storage systems (200 MW / 800 MWh each)
  • Civil, electrical, and structural site development adjacent to live utility infrastructure
  • Integration of LFP battery units and high-voltage substation tie-ins
  • Multi-phase construction management under utility ownership and operational standards

Purpose-Built Solutions. Focused Expertise.

Leveraging our full range of capabilities, we deliver proven solutions across the sectors we know best: utility-scale solar, energy storage, behind-the-meter applications, and data centers. By focusing our expertise, we know the specific requirements of each market and tailor our approach accordingly, whether that means meeting aggressive timelines, integrating with existing infrastructure, or supporting long-term operational goals.