EnerVenue Powers Brazil: 525 MWh Deal
- EnerVenue and VedantaESS sign master supply agreement for 525 MWh of Energy Storage Vessels. EnerVenue's metal-hydrogen batteries provide reliability, safety, cost-efficiency, and flexibility for Brazilian applications. President Phillips remarks on the agreement. EnerVenue with 7 GWh of orders and plans for a Ky. gigafactory.
EnerVenue, a Fremont, California-based company specialising in metal-hydrogen batteries, has announced a master supply agreement with Brazil's VedantaESS. EnerVenue will provide 525 MWh of its Energy Storage Vessels to VedantaESS over the next three years, with 75 MWh in 2024, 150 MWh in 2025 and 300 MWh in 2026, and will be used across distributed generation, isolated microgrids, and commercial, industrial and utility applications in the Brazilian market.
VedantaESS President Richard Phillips spoke highly of the agreement, citing EnerVenue’s “tremendous longevity, reliability, safety, cost-efficiency and, importantly, flexibility.” EnerVenue currently has over 7 GWh of purchase orders from customers including Pine Gate Renewables, and plans a gigafactory in Kentucky.
What Benefits Prompted VedantaESS to Sign Master Supply Agreement with EnerVenue?
- Benefits Prompted VedantaESS to Sign Master Supply Agreement with EnerVenue:
525 MWh of Energy Storage Vessels from EnerVenue over the next three years - 75 MWh in 2024, 150 MWh in 2025 and 300 MWh in 2026
- Vessels to be used across distributed generation, isolated microgrids, and commercial, industrial and utility applications in the Brazilian market
- EnerVenue’s “tremendous longevity, reliability, safety, cost-efficiency and, importantly, flexibility” praised by VedantaESS President Richard Phillips
- Over 7 GWh of purchase orders from customers including Pine Gate Renewables
- Plans for a gigafactory in Kentucky
