Storage
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BayWa r.e. will operate Germany’s largest planned battery storage system.
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Germany’s storage revenues are forecast to exceed €17bn this year.
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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.