EQT buys Statera in latest UK developer deal
Investor EQT Infrastructure has acquired UK clean energy and battery storage developer-operator Statera, the latest in a flurry of deals in the UK market.
‘Largest approved BESS in Europe’ claimed in Germany as regulators extend grid fee exemption to 2029
Developer Kyon Energy has claimed the largest approved BESS in Europe for a 275MWh project in Germany, just as regulators extend grid fee exemptions for energy storage by three years to 2029.
ADS-TEC installs 20MW BESS in Sweden
Germany-based EV charging and BESS integrator ADS-TEC has installed eight units comprising a 20MW battery energy storage system (BESS) in Sweden.
Matrix Renewables buys 8-hour Italy BESS portfolio from Emeren
Developers Matrix Renewables and Emeren have agreed a deal for a 410MW/3,280MWh BESS project portfolio in Italy, equating to an average discharge duration of 8 hours.
Battery storage revenues increase by 22% to £4.8k/MW
Battery energy storage revenues rose by 22% from September to October to £4.8k/MW, Modo Energy has revealed.
Belgium’s 2027-28 capacity market auction yields contracts for 357MW of new battery storage
New-build battery storage projects from three developers totalling 357MW awarded contracts in Belgium’s latest capacity market auction.
Sungrow holds signing ceremony for 100MW BESS following increase in project capacity
Sungrow held a signing ceremony as it penned an agreement to to deliver a 100MW battery energy storage system (BESS) in Bramley, Hampshire.
Developer Pacific Green secures £124 million financing for 249MW UK battery storage project
Pacific Green has secured £123.5 million (US$153 million) facility to support construction of its 1.5-hour, 249MW/373.5MWh BESS in Kent, UK.
Work begins on UK’s ‘largest under-construction BESS’ at 640MWh
SSE Renewables has commenced construction of a 320MW/640MWh BESS, which could be the largest under-construction in the country.
NHOA Energy reports 71% year-on-year increase in sales, 384% growth in online BESS capacity
NHOA Energy has gone from 111MWh of capacity online as of the end of Q3 2022, to a cumulative 535MWh at the end of the same quarter this year.
