Wärtsilä delivers first-of-its-kind energy storage system for Zenobe in Scotland
The 200 MW BESS delivered by Wärtsilä for Zenobe in Scotland is now operational.
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The 200 MW BESS delivered by Wärtsilä for Zenobe in Scotland is now operational.
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Wärtsilä has been contracted by EnergyAustralia to deliver 350 MW/1474 MWh of capacity to Australian BESS.