Storage
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Atlas Copco has launched mobile rapid charging for temporary sites. The unit combines battery storage, DC charging, and AC output.
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EDF is trialling domestic battery aggregation for local grid flexibility. Duracell Energy systems will respond to DSO market signals.
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ADS-TEC is packaging EV charging with storage and energy controls. The approach targets high-power sites with constrained grid capacity.
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XCharge has entered C&I storage with its GridOne platform launch. The system combines PV, batteries, charging integration, and controls.
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Axpo will add battery flexibility at its Rizziconi power plant. The project uses an existing connection in southern Italy.
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NatPower has secured Tesla support for European battery storage deployment. The programme combines Megapack hardware, EPC delivery, and optimisation software.
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NESO expects winter electricity margins to remain secure this season. The early winter 2026/27 view forecasts a 5.5GW surplus and an 8.8% buffer, with tighter periods most likely in January.
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Power Electronics has reached 170GW of installed AC power worldwide. The milestone reflects growth across solar, storage, data-centre, and power-conversion applications as grid-forming capability and resilient inverter supply become more central to energy infrastructure.
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Europe’s installed storage capacity has moved beyond nuclear power capacity. The latest market monitor places cumulative storage above 100GW and shows the scale of pumped hydro, lithium-ion batteries, and new utility-scale deployment.
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Flower and ENGIE have agreed long-term German battery flexibility contracts. The seven-year arrangement covers 126MW of BESS-backed capacity and supports the financing, deployment, and commercialisation of storage projects in Hamburg and Saxony-Anhalt.