Storage
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Utilligence will deliver 132kV infrastructure for Longpasture’s solar connection scheme.
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Skeleton Technologies has secured a €33m first close in a pre-IPO funding round. The company is expanding high-power storage for AI data centre and grid infrastructure applications.
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InstaVolt has opened five BESS-backed charging sites in Britain. The rollout uses on-site storage to reduce peak exposure, manage grid constraints, and support ultra-rapid charging deployment.
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Elements Green has acquired the 300MW/600MWh Newarthill battery energy storage project near Motherwell, adding a transmission-connected Scottish asset with planning consent and an adjacent 275kV substation connection.
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Several German battery storage projects have advanced, including Green Flexibility’s Balzhausen system, Suncatcher hybrid projects with Statkraft, and new storage schemes involving SWB, Be.storaged, ArcelorMittal, and EDF Power Solutions.
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R.Power and Axpo have signed a long-term optimisation agreement for a 300MW/1,200MWh battery energy storage system in Dzięgielewo, Poland, combining trading, ancillary services, and revenue floor arrangements.
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Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners has launched Perigus Energy after completing its acquisition of Ørsted’s European onshore wind, solar, and battery storage business.
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Sungrow’s iSolarCloud platform has partnered with Frank Energie to aggregate residential PV and storage assets across the Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg.
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Goldbeck Solar has started construction on two German battery storage projects totalling 100 MW / 300 MWh, with end-to-end delivery including system design, equipment supply, execution, 110 kV grid connection, and long-term servicing.
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Power Electronics has reached 11 GW AC of installed capacity in the UK, spanning solar and battery storage inverter systems as demand grows for resilient power conversion across renewables, storage, and data centre applications.