Storage
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WALDEVAR and SANY are building an integrated Romanian energy project. The Dobrești development combines 95MWp of solar, 220MWh of battery storage, and dedicated 110kV infrastructure for grid connection.
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Certain Energy has raised £10 million for manganese battery commercialisation. The Imperial College spinout plans a grid-connected MWh-scale project in India, expanded UK research facilities, and a supply chain for repeatable long-duration storage deployment.
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METLEN has secured the balance-of-plant contract for Penn BESS project. The latest specification puts the West Midlands battery at 129MW/362MWh, with grid connection works included and energisation expected by late 2027.
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Harmony Energy has successfully energised its 70MWh Skeeby battery project. The 35MW Tesla Megapack installation near Richmond is now preparing for commercial operation following completion of its grid connection.
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FlexPower has launched renewable electricity supply for German data centres. Customers can combine fixed-price contracts, short-term market procurement, and physical or virtual battery products as power requirements grow.
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European Energy has selected Capalo AI for Baltic optimisation services. Two hybrid projects combine 71MW/170MWh of battery storage with more than 140MWp of solar capacity in Lithuania and Latvia.
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ELESELA has closed financing for its standalone Klaipėda battery project. The 20MWh Lithuanian scheme uses non-recourse funding from Artea Bank, with ZOE appointed to supply, install, and commission the storage system.
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COMAX France has commissioned ten distribution-connected battery storage sites nationwide. The 57MW/114MWh programme lifts its operating fleet above 86MW and gives MET Group a larger platform for French flexibility services.
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Alpiq has acquired a major operational German battery storage asset. The 103.5MW/238MWh Bollingstedt installation adds immediate capacity to its European flexibility portfolio and retains ECO STOR as technical operator.
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Kernel has secured €100 million for Ukrainian wind generation capacity. The 94.5MW project combines 21 Vestas turbines with battery storage and will supply company operations alongside the Ukrainian grid.