ContourGlobal has acquired battery energy storage systems in Italy with a combined power capacity of around 1.6 gigawatt and storage durations of up to eight hours, the energy company owned by U.S ...

Provided by PR NewswireJul 1, 2025, 8:26:00 AM HyperStrong and Repono forge strategic collaboration to advance grid-scale battery energy storage projects in Europe ...

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VERBUND partners with Fluence to develop battery storage systems in Germany, enhancing grid stability and renewable energy integration.

About Repono Repono AB is a Sweden -based energy infrastructure developer focusing on large-scale renewable and storage projects in the European market.

SolaREIT has invested over $125 million to finance land for battery energy storage system projects across the U.S., supporting over 1,400 megawatts of capacity and accelerating clean energy ...

N2OFF announces a $2.7 million investment for battery storage projects in Italy, targeting $13.5 million in value.

The company is developing approximately 12,000 MW of utility-scale energy storage projects from California to Maine. Jupiter Power is headquartered in Austin, Texas, with offices in Houston and ...

Harvey County has approved a temporary ban on new commercial battery energy storage systems in rural parts of the county.

California already has the most utility-scale battery storage systems nationwide but it is about to set a new record. According to developer Intersect Power, the company aimse to build the world's ...

HyperStrong and Repono AB have formalised their strategic collaboration through a Partnering Agreement on 23 June, aimed at jointly advancing 1.4GWh grid-scale energy storage projects across ...

Co-located solar and storage projects currently place additional burden on distribution network operators (DNOs) due to the way regulations handle these projects, according to the UK government.