Year in Review: Energy Storage Awards 2023 winners Fluence, Habitat Energy
Following wins at the Energy Storage Awards 2023, Dr Ben Irons of Habitat Energy and Andrew Gilligan of Fluence take part in our end of year Q&A series.
Ørsted takes final investment decision on 2.9GW offshore wind farm
Danish energy company Ørsted has taken final investment decision (FID) on Hornsea 3, a 2.9GW offshore wind farm, dubbed the “world’s largest”.
Single and standardised software can help solar developers navigate uneven terrain
Lithuanian software company PV Case recently announced two expansion plans, and we talked to the company to learn more about their products.
Danske Commodities and Habitat Energy win UK battery optimisation contracts
Energy trader Danske Commodities will optimise a BESS for parent company Equinor, while optimisation specialist Habitat Energy will manage a large fleet for investor Gresham House.
PVcase acquires US solar siting software platform Anderson Optimization
Lithuanian software company PVcase has acquired US solar siting software platform Anderson Optimization.
Octopus to optimise Masdar’s £1 billion UK battery storage pipeline
UK-based utility Octopus Energy will optimise UK battery storage projects for UAE-based Masdar, which has committed to investing £1 billion (US$1.25 million) in the country’s grid-scale market.
Saft to deploy 75MWh BESS at parent company TotalEnergies’ Belgium oil refinery
Oil and gas firm TotalEnergies has enlisted subsidiary Saft to deploy a 25MW/75MWh battery energy storage system (BESS) at a refinery in Antwerp, Belgium.
Five things we learned at the Energy Storage Summit 2023
The Energy Storage Summit 2023 was attended by more than a thousand delegates and featured a veritable who’s-who of the sector.
Voltalia commissions solar-plus-storage project on French Guiana with 10.6MWh BESS
French renewable energy company Voltalia has completed the expansion of a renewable energy plant in French Guiana, adding a battery energy storage system (BESS) of 10.6MWh.
German system operators Amprion and E.ON launch ‘world’s first decentralised grid booster’
System operators Amprion and E.ON are launching a series of non-wires alternative energy storage projects totalling 250MW in Germany, claimed to be the first of their kind.
