Cameron Murray

UK battery storage developers and operators are “getting a feel for what’s out there” in Poland and Central Eastern Europe (CEE) with many intentions having been deemed “not very concrete”, sources have said.

UK battery energy storage system (BESS) project premiums have fallen 15% in the last few months, a source told our sister site Energy-Storage.news.

Siemens Energy is set to deploy the “first” synchronous condenser and a battery energy storage system (BESS) with a capacity of 160MWh for a hybrid project in Ireland.

Developer Innova has been granted planning permission for a 400MW/800MWh battery energy storage system (BESS) in Cumberland, UK, while Banks Renewables has sold a 2,900MWh BESS project to West Burton Energy.

Fluence and Norwegian state-owned firm Statkraft have partnered to deliver a 4-hour battery energy storage system (BESS) in Ireland.

Volvo Energy and Connected Energy have signed a letter of intent to co-develop a battery energy storage system (BESS) solution using batteries from Volvo Group’s electric buses, trucks and machines

KKR has agreed a deal with battery storage developer Zenobē to acquire a joint control stake in the company, according to reports.

Eku Energy and NHOA have announced plans to build two battery energy storage system (BESS) projects, totalling 130MWh, in Essex and Buckinghamshire.

TagEnergy, a renewable energy developer, confirmed this week that it had closed a €570 million (£487 million) green bond to boost its solar, wind and energy storage pipelines in the UK, Europe and Australia.

Renewable Power Capital (RPC) has signed a new partnership with Greenfield to develop at least 500MW of battery storage in the UK.