Energy
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Econergy has secured £42.7 million for its Immingham battery project. EDF will optimise the 80MW/240MWh asset under two ten-year revenue-floor agreements.
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ABB has invested in LevelTen’s clean-energy procurement and transaction platform. The partnership connects renewable contracting with industrial electrification and advisory services.
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Sicilian authorities have authorised Pacifico’s eight-hour battery project in Butera. The 40MW/320MWh system is intended to provide several grid services.
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EDF plans major investment in resilience across French generation assets. The €8.7 billion programme covers nuclear, hydropower, and island operations through 2040.
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Invinity’s operating batteries have now dispatched ten gigawatt-hours for customers. The total increased 85% over the past year, adding operational evidence across the company’s global vanadium flow battery fleet.
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Ore Energy has raised $43 million for long-duration iron-air storage. The proceeds will fund its first factory and support a target of gigawatt-hour production in 2028.
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Initial green hydrogen from Lingen has reached Evonik’s Marl complex. The commissioning milestone links large-scale PEM electrolysis, a 120km pipeline, and industrial offtake ahead of the planned 200MW commercial ramp-up.
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KfW has launched two financing routes for German energy infrastructure. The programmes support distribution networks, grid-connected heating and cooling, geothermal plants, and thermal storage.
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Antora raised $550 million to expand thermal battery manufacturing capacity. The funding will expand US production and deployments serving industrial heat, power, and data centre demand.
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Veolia will operate Ohio’s 350MW grid-independent data centre microgrid project. The system combines on-site generation, linear generators, 430MWh of batteries, and medium-voltage infrastructure.