Entech has signed a contract worth over €30m for the construction of battery energy storage systems. The project, with a total capacity of 50 MW/100 MWh, will be deployed across several sites in France between 2025 and 2026.
Entech has signed a contract worth over €30m for the construction of battery energy storage systems. The project, with a total capacity of 50 MW/100 MWh, will be deployed across several sites in France between 2025 and 2026.
Acen Australia has started construction of a 200 MW/400 MWh battery energy storage system (BESS) co-located at the 720 MW New England site in New South Wales, Australia, aimed at enhancing grid stability.
Acen Australia has started construction of a 200 MW/400 MWh battery energy storage system (BESS) co-located at the 720 MW New England site in New South Wales, Australia, aimed at enhancing grid stability.
Akaysha Energy has signed a long-term purchase agreement with Gunvor Group for a 205 MW/410 MWh battery energy storage system (BESS) in Brendale, Queensland. This partnership aims to ensure revenue stability and optimise project operations.
Akaysha Energy has signed a long-term purchase agreement with Gunvor Group for a 205 MW/410 MWh battery energy storage system (BESS) in Brendale, Queensland. This partnership aims to ensure revenue stability and optimise project operations.
Pacific Green Technologies has finalised the sale of its Limestone Coast North energy storage project to Intera Renewables for A$460mn (US$293mn). The agreement stipulates that Pacific Green will oversee construction before Intera assumes asset management.
Pacific Green Technologies has finalised the sale of its Limestone Coast North energy storage project to Intera Renewables for A$460mn (US$293mn). The agreement stipulates that Pacific Green will oversee construction before Intera assumes asset management.
In Bollingstedt, a new battery storage facility aims to power 170,000 households, illustrating Germany’s strategy to strengthen its energy infrastructure and stabilise its grid amid the rise of renewable energy sources.
In Bollingstedt, a new battery storage facility aims to power 170,000 households, illustrating Germany’s strategy to strengthen its energy infrastructure and stabilise its grid amid the rise of renewable energy sources.
BW ESS and Sungrow announce the commercial operation of the 100 MW Bramley battery energy storage project, further strengthening the UK's energy security and resilience against grid challenges.
BW ESS and Sungrow announce the commercial operation of the 100 MW Bramley battery energy storage project, further strengthening the UK's energy security and resilience against grid challenges.
A new joint report from Deloitte and CAS highlights market and innovation trends in the lithium-ion battery recycling industry, crucial to sustainable energy transition.
A new joint report from Deloitte and CAS highlights market and innovation trends in the lithium-ion battery recycling industry, crucial to sustainable energy transition.
Taoke energy and CATL have signed an agreement to supply 300 MWh of batteries for Taoke energy's ESS projects in Japan throughout 2025, further strengthening their strategic partnership in the renewable energy sector.
Taoke energy and CATL have signed an agreement to supply 300 MWh of batteries for Taoke energy's ESS projects in Japan throughout 2025, further strengthening their strategic partnership in the renewable energy sector.
Dutch developer Lion Storage has obtained an irrevocable building permit for its Mufasa battery storage project, with a capacity of 1457 MWh. Located in the Vlissingen port, this project will become one of the largest in the country.
Dutch developer Lion Storage has obtained an irrevocable building permit for its Mufasa battery storage project, with a capacity of 1457 MWh. Located in the Vlissingen port, this project will become one of the largest in the country.
The EVASTOCO2 study, led by the Directorate General for Energy and Climate (DGEC), reveals a potential geological CO2 storage capacity in metropolitan France estimated at 4.7 billion tonnes. These estimates align with the national strategy to develop the carbon capture and storage (CCUS) sector.
The EVASTOCO2 study, led by the Directorate General for Energy and Climate (DGEC), reveals a potential geological CO2 storage capacity in metropolitan France estimated at 4.7 billion tonnes. These estimates align with the national strategy to develop the carbon capture and storage (CCUS) sector.
