TagEnergy secures £376m investment to accelerate renewables pipeline delivery
Clean energy firm TagEnergy has secured a €450 million (£376 million) investment to drive the initial delivery of its 2.7GW global pipeline - including projects in the UK.
Articles tagged with: Battery Storage
National Grid ESO awards 15 ‘post fault’ contracts to help manage grid constraints
National Grid ESO has awarded 15 contracts to ten companies to provide new ‘post fault’ services.
Limejump to optimise 90MW of SSDC Opium Power’s BESS
Limejump has announced a new partnership with South Somerset District Council’s (SSDC) Opium Power to optimise 90MW of battery energy storage assets.
Simon Gallagher, MD of eSmart Networks, talks to Current± about how the grid can be the biggest variable in EV infrastructure connections and how battery storage is a "stopgap" for installations.
Battery storage funding model 'still evolving' as trading strategies switch to hybrid approach
Battery storage participation in the Balancing Mechanism has “increased massively” while a hybrid approach to trading that sees assets dipping in and out of Dynamic Containment is becoming more common.
Pivot Power secures planning permission for two new sites as it continues superhub rollout
Pivot Power has gained planning permission for two new battery storage assets, as it targets the continued expansion of its energy superhubs.
“It is a rapidly changing industry,” Arenko’s founder and CEO Rupert Newland said to Current± as he sat down to talk all things battery storage optimisation.
Capacity Market set to 'come into play' for battery storage asset owners as investment in long-duration increases
Investors are increasingly turning attention to the Balancing Mechanism and Capacity Market for future long-duration battery storage revenue streams, with new research from LCP suggesting batteries can play a larger role in both.
Pipeline of low carbon technologies in SSEN’s areas ‘biggest and most active’ to date
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) Distribution is expecting there to be nearly 6 million electric vehicles (EVs) in its two distribution areas by 2050.