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.

Ford announces plans to invest $3.5 billion in a lithium-ion battery plant in Marshall, Michigan. This new initiative will help Ford diversify its battery offerings and meet its goal of producing two million electric vehicles by the end of 2026.

Available Power and Linxon announce a strategic partnership to expand the North American energy storage market. This partnership will increase the installed battery capacity by 37% and provide distribution-connected battery systems of 10 MW / 20 MWh each.

Sayona successfully announces the start of processing operations at the North American Lithium Complex, positioning Quebec as the leading hard rock lithium producer in North America. The company is on track to resume lithium production as early as March 2023.

X-ELIO has launched its first large-scale battery energy storage project (BESS) in the United States. The 60 MW BESS project will be built in conjunction with the 72 MW Liberty1 solar plant and will provide a reliable and cost-effective means of storing renewable energy.

After receiving the building permit, MerusPower was commissioned by TaaleriEnergia to develop and deliver a 30 MW/36 MWh battery energy storage system in Lempäälä, Finland, to support the operation of the power grid. This ambitious project is financed by a total investment estimated at approximately 20 million euros.

Coya, a solar power plant in Chile, will host a battery energy storage system developed by Engie.

In India, E2S Power and India Power Corporation Limited (IPCL) sign an agreement for a pilot thermal energy storage unit.

Neoen is supplying TVO, the nuclear operator, with a Yllikkälä Power Reserve battery to ensure the stability of the Finnish electricity network.

The finalization of the FREYR Battery and Nidec Corporation joint venture is taking shape. The two companies combine their expertise and skills under the name Nidec Energy AS.

ISB provides a €36.7 million loan to PBT's German subsidiary for the production of environmentally friendly battery materials.

Deux-Acren, in Belgium, hosts the largest energy storage plant in Continental Europe developed by Corsica Sole.

Black & Veatch is awarded the development of an initial 2GW of solar and battery storage by Amberside Energy.

Energy storage, including the HyDUS project developed by EDF UK, is receiving £7.7 million from the BEIS NetZero innovation portfolio.

In Ghana, the government wants to buy petroleum products with gold rather than with U.S. dollar reserves.

LDES (long duration energy storage) are developing in parallel with renewable energies because they are necessary for decarbonization.

Pillswood, a battery energy storage system developed by Harmony Energy Limited is now operational.

CSI Energy Storage, a subsidiary of Canadian Solar, announces that it will supply 2.6GWh of battery solutions in North America.

The Norwich substation could benefit from a battery storage system proposed by EDF Renewables.

In Canada, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police announced the arrest of an employee of Hydro-Québec's Centre of Excellence in Electrification.

Giga America, a Freyr battery manufacturing facility will be located in Coweta County, Georgia, USA.

In Greece, Fotowatio Renewable Ventures (FRV) announces the acquisition of a majority stake in a BESS project.