Energy storage

Wärtsilä has signed a repeat order with EDF Renewables UK to deliver a grid scale energy storage system in Bramford, the UK.

X-ELIO has recently held a groundbreaking ceremony for its 72 MW Liberty Solar Plant and 60 MW battery energy storage system project, both located in Texas, the US.

GE Renewable Energy has signed a contract with PGE Odnawialna S.A. to replace the four 125 MW pumped turbines and generators of the Porabka Zar pumped hydro storage plant in Poland.

Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners has announced construction start of Cleve Hill, the UK’s largest consented solar and battery storage project.

Ameresco, Inc. and Sunel Group have joined forces to bid projects exceeding 1.5 GWp in the UK, Greece, Italy, Spain, and Romania.

Field has announced its expansion into Italy, hiring a highly experienced General Manager and developing a multi-gigawatt portfolio across the country.

Wärtsilä has been selected by Origin Energy as the preferred contractor to deliver the first phase, 460 MW and 920 MWh, of what will be one of Australia’s largest energy storage project.

The two companies have successfully sold two co-located solar and battery storage projects based in Scotland with an aggregate combined capacity of 121 MWdc to EVC Energy.

The proposed scheme comprises 12 turbines with an overall installed capacity of approximately 50 MW, in addition to an energy storage facility.

Masdar has closed the acquisition of a 50% stake in a combined solar and battery storage project from EDF Renewables North America.

NTR has announced the successful deployment of two battery storage systems in County Wexford, Ireland.

The MoU aims to prove the feasibility and economic value of co-locating long-duration energy storage with offshore wind.

Schroders Greencoat and Innova have announced a strategic partnership to construct and operate solar energy generation and battery storage projects across the UK.

OX2 has signed an agreement to acquire ESCO Pacific, a leading renewable developer in Australia, for AUS$126 million (SEK 872 million).

Wärtsilä has passed a significant milestone in ensuring the safety of its energy storage system by successfully completing UL 9540A unit-level testing.