Storage
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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.
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Ampeak Energy says AW1 battery construction remains on its programme. Interim results also show lower revenue, reduced tidal generation and a continuing requirement for further group funding.
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Mirova is investing €65 million in two Nordic battery projects. The 145MW/290MWh portfolio spans Finland and Sweden, with Ingrid Capacity responsible for development, operation and optimisation.
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YEO has signed a new 250MWh battery contract with AzerEnerji. The $58.6 million EPC-F package includes storage equipment, high-voltage infrastructure, grid integration, and project financing.
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Enel X and Threefold will optimise commercial batteries across Britain. The five-year agreement begins with around 3.5MW of behind-the-meter capacity and could expand significantly as the portfolio grows.
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Saft has launched new LFP battery platforms for railway electrification. The range covers traction systems up to 1,500V and 5.6MWh plus auxiliary batteries for onboard electrical loads.
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Centrica and Return have signed a German battery flexibility deal. The 100MW/400MWh agreement draws capacity from a virtual portfolio rather than one dedicated storage project.
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Renalfa has completed a major hybrid upgrade at Devnya, Bulgaria. The repowered site now combines 65MWp of solar with a 60MW/165MWh battery.
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RWE has approved a 1.1GWh battery development at Moerdijk station. The 400MW system will use capacity steering to relieve Dutch grid congestion from 2028.