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Energy Storage News•about 11 hours ago

RWE, Masdar, Zenobe, Enlight and others forge partnerships, tolling offers to further Germany market expansion

  • •Germany is experiencing a significant surge in grid-scale Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) development, with major players like RWE, Masdar, Zenobe, and Enlight forming numerous new partnerships.
  • •The market is moving towards more sophisticated business models, including optimization and tolling agreements for BESS projects, indicating a maturing sector with diverse revenue streams.
  • •These activities signal substantial investment and rapid expansion in the German energy storage market, creating new opportunities for developers and offering enhanced grid stability and flexibility for large power consumers.
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Energy Storage News•about 12 hours ago

Sungrow to invest US$270 million in inverter and BESS factory in Poland, first outside Asia

  • •Sungrow is investing US$270 million to establish its first PV inverter and Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) manufacturing facility outside Asia, located in southwest Poland.
  • •This new factory will significantly increase the direct supply of critical PV inverter and BESS components within the European market.
  • •Developers and large power consumers in Europe can expect improved supply chain resilience, potentially shorter lead times, and reduced logistics costs for Sungrow's equipment, supporting faster project deployment.
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Energy Storage News•about 12 hours ago

A123, Hithium tout semi-solid cells, immersion cooling and LSFT BESS safety advances

  • •A123 Systems and Hithium are introducing advanced battery safety technologies, including semi-solid cells and immersion cooling, for BESS applications.
  • •Hithium is specifically highlighting large-scale fire testing (LSFT) to validate the safety and reliability of its battery energy storage systems.
  • •These innovations directly address increasing scrutiny on BESS safety, potentially de-risking projects and improving bankability for developers and large power consumers.
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Energy Storage News•about 16 hours ago

CATL, Cornex, SolaX and other Chinese energy storage players in multi-GWh international agreements

  • •Chinese energy storage manufacturers (e.g., CATL, Cornex, SolaX) are securing multi-GWh international supply and partnership agreements across the Middle East, Europe, Africa, and Australia.
  • •These large-scale deals indicate a significant expansion of global energy storage deployment capabilities and signal a potentially more competitive market for ESS procurement.
  • •Developers and IPPs can anticipate broader availability of GWh-scale battery solutions, potentially leading to faster project timelines and more favorable pricing for utility-scale storage projects.
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CleanTechnica•about 17 hours ago

Lucid VP for Engineering Says: Technology is Finite, Human Creativity Infinite

  • •Lucid, an electric vehicle manufacturer, unveiled its "Factory of the Future" manufacturing vision at Rockwell Automation Fair 2025.
  • •This vision prioritizes human creativity and ingenuity over pure technological automation (AI, robotics) in factory design and operation.
  • •For large power consumers, this philosophical approach to manufacturing could indirectly influence future energy demand patterns and operational strategies, moving beyond purely technology-driven consumption models.
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CleanTechnica•about 17 hours ago

Canada Blows A Big, Fat Offshore Wind Raspberry At Trump

  • •The new US presidential administration under Donald Trump is actively hostile to domestic offshore wind, threatening to revoke federal leases critical for project development.
  • •This policy shift creates extreme regulatory uncertainty and high risk for offshore wind developers and large power consumers relying on future US offshore wind capacity.
  • •Canada is presented as taking a contrasting, potentially more supportive, stance on offshore wind development, which could attract investment and projects deterred from the US market.
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