Storage
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Entek has ordered nine Goldwind turbines for Turkey’s Maya project. The 54.9MW wind farm will be co-located with 50.4MWh of battery storage and supported by long term turbine services.
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NTPC and EDF have formalised their joint power venture agreement. The 50:50 structure covers pumped storage, hydropower, renewables, distribution, flexibility, and potential transmission assets.
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Philippine grid studies now cover more than 17.8GW of projects. Battery storage dominates the pipeline, although study endorsement remains an early connection stage rather than project approval.
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PREPA has authorised another large battery storage contract in Yabucoa. The 100MW/400MWh project still requires fiscal oversight review before the agreement can be formally executed.
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Madhya Pradesh advances floating solar and battery storage procurement programme. The 200MW project combines reservoir photovoltaics with 50MW/100MWh of storage for pooled municipal electricity demand.
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Southeast European day-ahead electricity prices eased sharply for Saturday delivery. Hourly values remained far more volatile, maintaining substantial spreads for storage and other flexible resources.
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Revera has closed financing for its Hunterston battery storage project. Notice to proceed has been issued for the 400MW/800MWh Scottish development, with commercial operation targeted for 2028.
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hep global is starting construction on Germany’s Buckeläcker solar project. The 35.7MWp development includes a 10MW/20.3MWh battery and will connect through the new Hohenstein substation.
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Taaleri has invested in Estonia’s 420MWh Raudsepa battery storage project. Construction is starting this month, with full operation expected by November 2027.
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Spain has opened consultations covering eleven gigawatts of grid access. The proposals cover renewable generation and storage at Just Transition nodes, including a dedicated competitive process for Guardo and Velilla.