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Dam Spp - NORTH
$19.48
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$24.92
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$30.56
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Energy Storage News•about 8 hours ago

Aggressive pricing and emerging C&I models reshape India’s energy storage outlook

  • •India's energy storage sector is at a pivotal moment, focusing on the next generation of large-scale battery projects.
  • •Aggressive pricing is a significant market force, reshaping the economic viability and outlook for energy storage.
  • •Developers, financiers, and policymakers are actively collaborating to define sustainable business models for these upcoming storage deployments.
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Energy Storage News•about 8 hours ago

Xcel Energy plans 600MW ‘US Midwest’s largest BESS project’ in Minnesota

  • •Xcel Energy plans to develop a 600MW battery energy storage system (BESS) at the Sherco Energy Hub in central Minnesota, making it the largest BESS project in the US Midwest.
  • •This significant utility-scale storage deployment will enhance grid reliability and flexibility within the MISO region, potentially stabilizing energy prices and reducing peak demand charges for large power consumers.
  • •The project signals a strong market commitment to large-scale BESS, creating substantial opportunities for developers in co-located renewable + storage projects, BESS component supply, and related services, while also highlighting the need for robust interconnection and transmission planning.
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Energy Storage News•about 8 hours ago

Canadian LG Energy Solution and Stellantis joint venture to produce LFP cells for BESS

  • •NextStar Energy, a joint venture between LG Energy Solution and Stellantis, is expanding its Canadian facility to produce LFP cells specifically for Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS).
  • •This expansion signifies Canada's first large-scale Li-ion battery manufacturing plant diversifying into stationary energy storage, moving beyond its initial automotive focus.
  • •The production of LFP (Lithium Iron Phosphate) cells for BESS indicates a strategic shift towards lower-cost, safer, and longer-lifecycle storage solutions, which could impact BESS market pricing and availability.
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Energy Storage News•about 14 hours ago

Osaka Gas and Sonnedix prepare Japan’s ‘largest renewable battery storage facility’

  • •Osaka Gas and Sonnedix are developing Japan's largest co-located renewable energy and battery storage facility, indicating a significant market trend.
  • •This project highlights a growing opportunity for IPPs and developers in Japan to deploy large-scale hybrid renewable + storage solutions, potentially influencing future PPA structures.
  • •For large power consumers, this development signifies improved grid stability, enhanced reliability, and increased access to dispatchable renewable energy sources.
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Energy Storage News•about 15 hours ago

AGL seeks federal approval for 2,000MWh battery storage system in Queensland, Australia

  • •Australian energy giant AGL is seeking federal environmental approval for its 500MW/2,000MWh Tuckeroo Battery project in Queensland, marking a significant step for large-scale energy storage development.
  • •This project's substantial size (2,000MWh) sets a new benchmark for battery energy storage systems (BESS) globally, indicating a strong market trend towards multi-hour duration storage solutions.
  • •For developers and IPPs, this highlights the critical role of federal environmental approvals in advancing major energy infrastructure projects and the continued investment in grid-scale storage.
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Energy Storage News•about 15 hours ago

‘You need to be co-located with battery storage’: Wärtsilä sees DC-coupling as essential for Australia’s solar future

  • •Wärtsilä advocates for DC-coupled solar-battery hybrid systems as essential for Australia's future energy landscape, highlighting their superior efficiency and integration benefits.
  • •DC-coupling reduces conversion losses and optimizes the sizing of inverters and other balance-of-plant components, leading to lower CAPEX and OPEX for hybrid projects.
  • •This technology enables more efficient energy dispatch, better revenue stacking from energy arbitrage and ancillary services, and improved grid stability, making hybrid projects more attractive to developers and IPPs.
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