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What we do

 

We develop grid-scale battery energy storage system projects from greenfield to ready-to-build stage in the UK, Spain and Germany. 

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We will work on projects from 50MWp upwards, but will normally aim for BESS arrays of 200-250MWp, with durations (or capacity) flexible and suited to the site and connection parameters

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We develop BESS projects capable of delivering grid ancillary services as well as arbitrage & storage services. 

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We are technology-neutral but will plan for project parameters that allow the deployment of redox flow technologies. 

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Our projects will normally carry substantial site area expansion reserves.

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Would you like to know more about BESS technology, markets and uses?

 

We have compiled further information, which we believe might be helpful for anyone interested in grid-scale battery energy storage systems.

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These are links to external website and we would point to our terms of use in that regard. Just click on the logo next to the description.

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Deutsche Welle Planet A series on renewable energy topics in short videos, very good 'civilian' explainer

Just have a Think - A series of weekly explainers on climate and renewable energy topics.

National Grid of the UK explains battery storage - from the horse's mouth, as it were

Energy Storage News - Online trade publication with  news on technology and markets

NREL National Renewable Energy Laboratory in US - an excellent explainer on the uses and necessity of BESS

IEA International Energy Agency - a global view of what is happening to energy generation

Wiki - And how could we forget, there is a decent overview of all things BESS on Wikipedia of course

Energie-Experten with key explainers on the German and European energy market and technicals, in German

NG Electricity Ten Year Statement - pretty detailed and hard core but this is the font of all infos for UK

Green News - short video about a 250MW BESS project by Fluence in Germany

Deutsche Welle - Finally, a general point about debunking a few myths about renewables... 

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