Met Duna Energiatároló, a unit of the MET Group, an energy company based in Switzerland with Hungarian roots, has inaugurated a 40 MW / 80 MWh battery storage at the Dunamenti Power Plant in Százhalombatta (South of Budapest). Operation has started at the storage system. [pdf]
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Iron-saltwater flow battery company ESS Inc looks set to deploy by far its largest project to-date, a 50MW/500MWh system at a renewables hub from German energy firm LEAG, with potential for more. [pdf]
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Construction has begun on Sweden’s largest Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) undertaken by Neoen, an Independent Power Producer and Nidec, a system integrator. The project has been projected to come online in early 2025. Neoen is headquartered in Paris. [pdf]
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Huawei Ghana has launched a new wave of clean energy innovations, unveiling the world’s first hybrid cooling Energy Storage System (ESS) at its 2025 Partner Summit and Commercial & Industrial Product Launch in Accra. [pdf]
The NZ Battery Project was set up in 2020 to explore possible renewable energy storage solutions for when our hydro lakes run low for long periods. A pumped hydro scheme at Lake Onslow was one of the options being explored. The Government stopped the Lake Onslow investigations in late 2023. [pdf]
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With the Huawei 5G Power BoostLi energy storage system, Huawei has unlocked greater potential in site energy storage systems. The system provides a three-tier architecture comprising local BMS, ene. Huawei’s communication energy storage batteries find applications in various sectors, significantly revolutionizing energy management practices. In telecommunications, these batteries support base stations and data centers, which often require uninterruptible power for continuous operations. [pdf]
Recent pilot projects by Belgian startup H2Congo show promising results – storing surplus hydro energy as hydrogen during rainy seasons, then converting it back to electricity during dry months. Congo isn't just about storing energy – it's sitting on 70% of the world's cobalt reserves. [pdf]
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Meralco PowerGen Corp. (MGEN) and Korea Electric Power Corp. (KEPCO) are looking to expand their collaboration beyond solar energy into wind and energy storage systems to diversify the Philippines’ energy portfolio. [pdf]
TLDR: Ireland’s energy storage capacity is set to skyrocket by 2035, with projections indicating an increase by eightfold. This growth could power every home in Ireland twice over on a typical dreary day, transforming the country’s energy landscape with clean and sustainable solutions. [pdf]
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SAN DIEGO, Sept. 10, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- NeoVolta Inc. (NASDAQ: NEOV) has signed a letter of intent to acquire strategic assets of Neubau Energy, positioning the combined entity to capture significant share of the rapidly expanding residential energy storage market while avoiding anticipated 2026 battery import tariffs that could exceed 28%. [pdf]
SwissSTES aims to reduce Switzerland's dependency on fossil fuels by pioneering seasonal thermal energy storage (STES) to become a net-zero carbon society. An interdisciplinary consortium develops and assesses novel STES technologies and proposes a systemic STES action and implementation plan. [pdf]
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Freetown, Sierra Leone | 10 April 2025: The Republic of Sierra Leone today announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding with Hecate Global Renewables (HGR), and Africa50 to develop 100 MW of Renewable Energy projects including Battery Energy Storage Systems (“BESS”). [pdf]
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