Energy storage

The company has completed financing for the Victorian Big Battery project, a 300 MW battery storage facility located near Geelong, Australia.

The company has acquired a portfolio of two battery storage projects and 29 MW of solar PV from RES. The co-located projects are in County Wexford, Ireland.

The two new units will develop green hydrogen and energy storage projects and technologies.

The storage is located in the Port of Rotterdam, the Netherlands, and will be used to store waste-based feedstocks for the production of biofuels.

The company has appointed a Non-Executive Director in a bid to ensure that it is well-positioned to further develop its energy storage systems.

The company has acquired 20 new solar farms, as well as 25 energy storage units.

The company’s TES.POD system has been awarded the Solar Impulse Efficient Solution label.

The two sites in Cambridgeshire and South Yorkshire, UK, will help build grid resilience in the transition to energy systems powered by renewables.

In a newly updated report, IDTechEx investigates recent developments with using batteries for stationary energy storage.

The company has been awarded two battery storage contracts in Italy, whereby it will provide Fast Reserve grid services for a Transmission System Operator.

Wärtsilä’s GridSolv Max and GEMS technology will support Eurus Energy America Corporation’s ECO wind farm in meeting grid requirements.

Wood Mackenize has suggested that Australia should revise its Renewable Energy Target policy, in order to unlock potential opportunities within the sector.

Total has acquired 2.2 GW of solar projects and 600 MW of battery storage assets from SunChase Power.

The companies aim to develop renewable energy projects across the US.

The company has announced that it will design, build and commission a black-start energy storage system in California, US.