Energy storage

TagEnergy’s first UK battery storage facility has commenced operations following completion of construction at the 20 MW/40 MWh Hawkers Hill Energy Park near Shaftesbury, England.

The 3.4 acre site on Venus Park within the Tyne Tunnel Trading Estate has the potential to store 50 MW of renewable energy.

Wärtsilä will supply two energy storage systems under an EPC contract to Caribbean Utilities Company Ltd in the Cayman Islands.

Global energy storage platform provider, Powin LLC, has announced the acquisition of EKS Energy, a leading provider of advanced power electronics and energy management solutions for energy storage and renewables.

Pattern Energy and its affiliate, Green Power Investment, have announced that they have completed financing and begun full construction of the 112 MW Ishikari offshore wind project.

Voltalia has announced that it has won contracts for difference (CfD) for the Clifton and Higher Stockbridge projects in the recent Allocation Round 4 (AR4) auction.

Conrad Energy has recently secured planning consent for a 50 MW 2-hour battery energy storage system (BESS) in North Petherton, Somerset, UK.

Cypress Creek Renewables has announced the closing of US$216 million in financing for its Zier solar and storage project.

Ellevio’s first project, Sweden’s largest grid scale battery, includes Alfen’s 10 MW modular energy storage system, TheBattery Elements.

Octopus Energy has invested in renewable energy projects being developed by exagen, including a 500 MW/1 GWh battery storage project in the Midlands, UK.

The new division, branded ABS ESS, is unveiling its new lithium-ion battery energy storage platform.

With the groundwork underway at Thrive Renewables’ 20 MW battery project, the company has signed an agreement with Flexitricity to aggregate and control the battery once on the grid.

BE Power and GE Renewable Energy have selected Bechtel to support the planning for a new pumped storage hydro energy facility named Big-T in southeast Queensland, Australia.

Researchers from Tokyo University of Science, Japan, have recently developed a magnesium ion conductor with superionic conductivity.

The company will provide turnkey systems and engineering, procurement, and construction services for two of Gore Street’s battery storage projects in the UK.