Storage
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OptiGrid will optimise trading for Vena Energy’s 408MW Bellambi battery. The approximately 816MWh New South Wales project is under construction and targets commercial operation during 2027.
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Volue says European battery returns increasingly depend on trading skill. Its research links saturated frequency markets, quarter-hour trading, and degradation management to a more demanding operating model.
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KER TOKI’s Ișalnița project has now received Romanian regulatory approval. The 147MW system starts at 294MWh, can expand to 609MWh, and targets completion during the first half of 2027.
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AECOM has detailed its engineering role on Ontario pumped storage. The proposed 1GW/10.6GWh Meaford scheme is advancing through front-end engineering and federal impact assessment, with operations currently indicated for 2035.
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R.Power has reported 75.994MW from Poland’s 2027 supplementary capacity auction. The one-year obligations cover storage assets with 159.5MW of connection capacity and remain subject to the formal results process.
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Sineng has supplied power-conversion equipment for Bulgaria’s Burgas battery project. The 150MW/300MWh installation forms part of a 602MWh operating storage facility with grid-forming capability.
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ENGIE has pushed its global storage portfolio beyond 10GW worldwide. European additions totalling 1.1GW/3.3GWh across seven countries drove the latest expansion.
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Eelpower has acquired the 200MWh Silkstead battery project near Winchester. The 50MW four-hour system is scheduled to enter construction in 2027, with commercial operation targeted for 2028.
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Centrii models severe cyber risk across Britain’s battery storage fleet. Its GRIDLOCK assessment produces a 92% baseline five-year attack probability, although all probability and financial figures are modelled rather than observed.
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Italy has granted strategic status to Energy Vault’s Sardinian project. The former coal-mining site could host renewable generation, storage, and an AI data centre scaling beyond 100MW.