Lee Hoffman Addressed Charging Brownfield Redevelopment Through Battery Energy Storage at the 2025 National Brownfields Conference

Pullman & Comley Energy and Environmental Attorney Lee D. Hoffman recently presented "Super Charging Brownfield Redevelopment through Battery Energy Storage" at the 2025 National Brownfields Conference in Chicago. The session examined how battery energy storage projects can transform underutilized brownfield sites into clean energy hubs, offering both environmental and economic benefits.

Lee's panel explored key features of energy storage initiatives, the unique advantages of placing them on redeveloped brownfields, and strategies for effective community-developer collaboration. The discussion also addressed siting challenges from a regulatory perspective, highlighting innovative approaches that advance sustainability and resilience.

For more information, please visit the 2025 National Brownfields Conference website.