Storage
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Eurelectric says Europe needs more flexibility as clean generation grows. Its 2026 Power Barometer highlights storage, grids, and demand response as continuing constraints.
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Vattenfall will optimise four German battery projects totalling 285MW capacity. Commercial operation is expected from January 2027 under agreements running to 2036.
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Statkraft will optimise two Greenvolt battery projects across Polish markets. The ten-year agreement covers 400MW/1.6GWh of four-hour storage.
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Northland has closed financing for two Polish battery storage projects. The 300MW/1.2GWh portfolio is under construction for 2028 operation.
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Scotland’s renewable project pipeline has climbed to 99.4GW overall capacity. Battery storage and offshore wind dominate planned capacity, while operational renewable generation and storage continue to expand.
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Polarium will connect German batteries nationwide through smart metering systems. The first phase will aggregate 1,600-plus distributed systems into a virtual power plant, with the wider fleet targeted to reach 10,000.
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Vidullanka has submitted winning bids across four solar battery projects. The proposed installations total 18.7MW/93MWh and would retrofit storage to operating photovoltaic plants under 15-year build, own, and operate arrangements.
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TerraFlow and DG Matrix will power live compute through storage. The initial US deployment combines a vanadium flow battery, programmable solid-state transformer technology, and Dell PowerEdge servers.
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PacificLight starts work on Singapore’s first gas plant with batteries. The 670MW CCGT will pair with an 80MW lithium iron phosphate battery and is scheduled to enter operation in 2029.
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Waratah has reached full commercial operation at its rated capacity. The 850MW/1,680MWh battery is integrated with a system protection scheme designed to increase usable transmission capacity in New South Wales.