Renewable Power acquires 57 MW BESS project
Renewable Power Capital consolidates its UK storage strategy through the acquisition of its first construction ready project energy storage project.
Renewable Power Capital consolidates its UK storage strategy through the acquisition of its first construction ready project energy storage project.
Powin LLC and Pulse Clean Energy have partnered on a 50 MW/110 MWh Battery Energy Storage System located in Scotland, the UK.
Strata Clean Energy has received a US$559 million financing for the construction and ownership of the Scatter Wash battery storage complex in Arizona.
Walcha Energy, a partnership between Energy Estate and Mirus Wind, has been acquired by Origin Energy.
ENERPARC AG has secured bridge financing for a project portfolio consisting of solar PV and hybrid projects from Eiffel Investment Group.
Statkgraft has been granted planning permission to build a greener grid park near Coylton Substation, UK, which will store energy using 50 MW batteries.
Eku Energy has broken ground on two UK battery storage projects in Basildon, Essex, and Loudwater, Buckinghamshire, and will run it in conjunction with NHOA, and will have a combined capacity of 130 MWh.
Wärtsilä to deliver one of Scotland’s largest energy storage systems to Zenobe with Quantum High Energy.
EnerSys has chosen Greenville, South Carolina, to develop a new gigafactory to advance battery production in the US.
Ardian has made a Final Investment Decision to build the 38.5 MW Mertaniemi energy storage project in Finland.
Axpo has inaugurated it's first large scale 20 MW/ 20 MWh BESS facility in Sweden.
BayWa r.e. has chosen 3E’s SaaS platform as the new PV monitoring and analytics system for all of its strategic PV and battery energy storage systems assets.
Spearmint Energy has closed a US$47.5 million project finance term loan from Manulife for its Revolution battery energy storage project in Texas.
Trina Storage, a business unit of Trina Solar, has secured a deal to provide battery energy storage systems for four UK sites operated by Low Carbon.
AMPO and GRZ Technologies have formed a partnership for the compression and storage of green hydrogen in Spain and Portugal.