Storage
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Socomec is extending storage hardware across cabinet and containerised systems. SMARTSYS C260 and M5000 cover commercial energy management, EV charging support, utility-scale BESS, and medium-voltage grid services.
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JA’s rebrand moves its centre beyond photovoltaic modules alone globally. The structure combines solar, storage, smart energy, and capital services.
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EDF is widening flexibility access for asset-metered distributed technologies nationwide. P483 allows eligible devices on standard-metered sites to join flexibility markets through dedicated asset meters.
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European battery storage supply activity is widening across multiple markets. CATL, Rolls-Royce, Fluence, and regional developers are advancing grid-scale projects in Northern Europe, Latvia, and Poland.
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Devilla has gained public investment for Scottish transmission-connected battery storage. CIP will retain a majority stake in the 500MW/1,000MWh project.
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Carlow has been selected for Ireland’s proposed 600MW storage scheme. Rathrush would combine green hydrogen production with underground long-duration energy storage.
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DRI has secured project finance for Poland’s Trzebinia battery scheme. The 133MW asset will support capacity, reserve, and balancing services from 2027.
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Fidra Energy has acquired another gigawatt-scale UK battery storage project. The Enderby acquisition gives the Edinburgh-based developer a major Leicestershire asset with planning consent and a cap-and-floor decision due this summer.
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Germany’s Förderstedt battery project has secured a long-term revenue structure. Next Kraftwerke and ECO STOR will use a hybrid tolling and merchant model for the 300MW/700MWh asset.
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Polish renewable sites have exposed sharper battery storage cybersecurity risks. The incident affected communications and control visibility across around 30 wind and solar sites, sharpening scrutiny of operational resilience, protection architecture, and insurance coverage.