A record 20.2 gigawatt-hour national quarter for battery storage is landing on Southern California as a land story, with developers clearing standing industrial buildings for substation-adjacent projects while cities from Escondido to unincorporated Los Angeles County write the setback rules that will decide where the next wave can go.
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