Energy storage

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.

EnerVenue has announced it will open a gigafactory in Shelby County, Kentucky, to scale production of its differentiated energy storage solutions.

Wärtsilä has reached commercial operation date for two major interconnected energy storage systems in South Texas totalling 200 MW and owned by Eolian L.P., a portfolio company of Global Infrastructure Partners.

Mine Storage has entered into an agreement with Anglesey Mining Plc, together with its 49.75% owned subsidiary, Grängesberg Iron AB, to investigate conceptual plans and designs for a pumped hydro-energy storage project at the Grängesberg Mine.

SSE is providing a £100 million investment boost into what can be Britain’s biggest pumped hydro storage scheme in 40 years.

ACWA Power has signed three power purchase agreements and investment agreements for the development of green projects in Uzbekistan, including solar and BESS projects.

DNV has acted as the advisor for the commissioning of the energy storage system (ESS) developed by Sembcorp Industries on Singapore’s Jurong Island.

ESB and dCarbonX have signed a MoU that will allow the companies to evaluate and progress onshore large scale subsurface hydrogen energy storage opportunities in the UK.

In the latest expansion of its battery storage capacity, Axpo will build a 20 MW/20 MWh facility in Sweden to deliver services to the grid in 2024.

In 2023, wind, solar, and battery storage account for 82% of the new generating capacity that developers plan to bring online in the US, according to the EIA’s 'Preliminary Monthly Electric Generator Inventory'.

RWE has significantly expanded its solar and battery capabilities by acquiring JBM Solar, becoming a top three solar developer in the UK.