Battery Storage

Quinbrook has connected Stage 1 of its Supernode battery—260 MW—to Queensland’s transmission grid, completing construction and adding flexible evening capacity.

Brookfield teams with Malaysia’s Solarvest to deploy at least 1.5 GW of utility solar and batteries, targeting bankable hybrids and grid flexibility.

Renewable Power Capital and partner Greenfield secured planning permission for 82 MW of battery storage in Britain, bolstering flexibility for solar-heavy grids.

WA approved an up to 66-MW solar array with a 200-MW battery near Collie, aligning clean buildout with firming capacity.

ACME Solar secures 50 MW in Tata Power’s FDRE auction, winning a 25-year PPA to deliver hybrid solar-storage power with 90% peak-hour availability.

Pacific Green lined up up to AUD 77 million in debt to accelerate a 7-GWh battery pipeline across Australia, unlocking co-location value with solar.

The U.S. is on pace to add 33 GW of utility-scale solar in 2025, with Texas leading new capacity as developers accelerate second-half buildouts.

Lithuania’s Ignitis Group will invest €130 million to install 291 MW/582 MWh of battery storage at wind and hydro sites, targeting grid flexibility by 2027.

AMEA Power secures financing for Egypt’s first 300-MWh utility battery in Aswan, set to enter service by July 2025 and bolster grid reliability.

Econergy buys two 100-MW/200-MWh BESS projects in Brandenburg for €73 m, targets operation in 2027; deal marks Israeli IPP’s entry into Germany’s booming storage market.

Gurin Energy selects Saft to supply a 240-MW/4-hour BESS in Fukushima, Japan—over 1 GWh of storage to support renewables; construction starts 2026.

SSE Renewables starts public consultations for its 120 MW/240 MWh Tinnycross BESS in County Offaly, inviting local feedback ahead of a revised planning application.

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Currently, Field Italia, the firm's new arm developed in Rome, desires broaden its advancement pipeline. With this in mind, it is realising land opportunities. Just recently, the company likewise concluded an investment round of ₤ 77m. It also intends to broaden the team.

CWP Global has actually made progress with 3 new renewable energy projects in Serbia with 680 MW in total power generation capacity. The business's project Lederata Energy will certainly be a hybrid nuclear power plant consisting of a 50 MW solar park, a 100 MW wind farm as well as an energy storage system of 20 MWh.