Statkraft cements European EV charging play with E-Wald acquisition
Statkraft has moved to strengthen its position in Europe’s electric vehicle charging market, acquiring German chargepoint operator E-Wald.
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Statkraft doubles down on UK onshore renewables plan with wind developer acquisition
Statkraft has moved to bolster its UK renewables ambitions with the purchase of onshore wind developer Airvolution Clean Energy.
Statkraft, Statera unveil 1GW, strategic flexible generation partnership to fuel VPP push
Statkraft has announced a 15-year partnership with independent power producer Statera Energy, which will see the latter bring 1GW of flexible generation assets to market.
Statkraft enlists redT for UK C&I solar-plus-storage push
Norwegian utility Statkraft has partnered with flow machine specialist redT on a fully-financed solar-plus-storage offering for the UK’s thriving C&I renewables market.
Statkraft unveils 1GW virtual power plant in UK, intends to double capacity by summer
Statkraft has launched a 1GW renewables, battery storage and flexible gas virtual power plant (VPP) in the UK and aims to double its capacity by the summer.
Flexibility providers needed to keep energy transition decarbonised and affordable
Energy storage, electric vehicles, demand response and interconnectors will be needed to provide the flexibility required for the energy transition to take hold by reducing the need for fossil-fuelled backup.
Statkraft makes UK and Ireland wind play with Element Power acquisition
Norwegian energy giant Statkraft has made a major play for the UK and Ireland wind sector by acquiring the development business of Element Power Group.
Statkraft unveils multi-gigawatt renewables expansion
Norwegian state-owned power firm Statkraft has outlined plans to invest nearly £1 billion a year over the next six years in a bid to deploy multiple gigawatts of renewable power.
Huge opportunity for behind the meter storage if arbitrage model takes off
Behind the meter (BTM) storage in the UK’s commercial and industrial (C&I) sector could offer a 10GW market for battery energy storage under the right regulation and business models incorporating increased energy arbitrage.