BESS market

SSE Renewables has acquired a 100MW/200MWh BESS from Heron Energy in Dungannon, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland.

Battery storage developer Harmony Energy has received new finance from sustainable bank Triodos, to help fund its expansion across Europe.

Oslo-headquartered renewable developer Fred. Olsen Renewables has unveiled plans to develop a hybrid onshore wind, solar, and battery energy storage project in Scotland.

Danske Commodities has signed a three-year optimisation agreement for the 35MW Welkin Mill BESS owned by Equinor.

Norwegian oil and gas giant Equinor’s 25MW/50MWh Blandford Road battery energy storage system (BESS) has commenced operations.

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.

Renewable energy business Banks Renewables intends to invest £100 million into a 200MW/400MWh BESS in Scotland.

Flexitricity’s Dr Alastair Martin discusses how BESS’ can mitigate the impact of negative energy prices in the UK.

Nick Bradford from Atlantic Green UK, discusses what the government’s decarbonisation delays mean for the UK BESS development.