GIGA Storage Secures €300M for Dutch Battery Project
Jun 4, 2025 11:26 AM ET
- Dutch firm GIGA Storage secures EUR 300M to power a 300-MW battery project, boosting the Netherlands' renewable energy and grid stability.

GIGA Storage, a Dutch energy storage firm, has secured approximately EUR 300 million (USD 341.2 million) in funding to commence construction of a 300-MW/1,200-MWh battery project in the Netherlands. This significant investment marks a major step in enhancing the country's energy storage capabilities.
The project aims to bolster the Netherlands' renewable energy infrastructure, providing a substantial boost to grid stability and energy efficiency. The new battery installation is expected to play a crucial role in supporting the transition to sustainable energy sources, aligning with broader European goals for reducing carbon emissions and increasing reliance on renewable energy.
How will GIGA Storage's new battery project impact the Netherlands' renewable energy infrastructure?
- High efficiency with up to 99% maximum efficiency.
- Wide MPPT voltage range for flexible installation.
- Advanced cooling technology for enhanced reliability and longevity.
- Smart monitoring and management with integrated communication options.
- Compatible with bifacial modules for increased energy yield.
- Robust safety features including Type II SPD on both DC and AC sides.
- Easy installation and maintenance with a compact design.
- Supports grid stability with reactive power control and grid support functions.
- Scalable solution suitable for large commercial and industrial applications.
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