Origin Energy, Australia's largest energy retailer, is investing $400 million to build a large battery at the Eraring power station in New South Wales. The decision to develop this battery on a large scale follows the announcement of the early closure of the country's largest coal-fired power plant.

Clearway Energy Group has secured financing for two solar projects with energy storage in California, producing enough clean energy to power approximately 132,000 homes annually. This project supports the transition to a sustainable future and creates economic benefits and employment opportunities.

Deloitte's forecast calls for natural gas prices to remain low in 2023, while oil prices are expected to remain stable in the spring but may be influenced by a recent OPEC+ announcement. Natural gas supply and liquefied natural gas assets will be the focus of industry transactions this year.

Anna Vanderbruggen, a French researcher at the German research institute Helmholt, has developed a cost-effective method to recover graphite from end-of-life electric car batteries.

DNV plays a key role in the early realization of Singapore's energy storage goal. Sembcorp Industries' energy storage system on Jurong Island, developed with the help of DNV, is now operational.

STOLECT and IFP Energies nouvelles (IFPEN) have joined forces to accelerate the development of a massive electricity storage technology.

Eramet is investing in the recycling of automotive batteries to reduce Europe's dependence on external sources of critical metals.

Automotive giant Stellantis announces the construction of a battery plant in Italy. This initiative is part of Europe's energy transition, aimed at encouraging the production of electric cars.

Pylontech has made a major breakthrough in the field of energy storage by obtaining the world's first certification of sodium-ion batteries by TÜV Rheinland. This certification strengthens the company's position as an industry leader and opens up new opportunities for the future of energy storage.

By transforming used batteries into "blackmass", the Costa Rican company specializing in the recycling of technological products, Fortech is developing a sustainable and environmentally friendly business model.