Another edition of our BESS Industry Buzz, taking a look at what’s got industry people talking in the corridors of social media.
South Africa’s government has put battery storage and power-to-gas technologies at the heart of the national long-term electricity supply and demand strategy.
Romanian company PhotoVoltaic Windows SRL has discovered an intriguing application for photovoltaic glass in apartments: heating domestic water.
Intilion has just tied up with CATL for sodium-ion BESS deployments in Europe, following Alfen’s similar move in July, while Merus Power tells us it is in the process of integrating with the
Finland is the Nordic region’s most-talked-about market for the moment, with project deals and other battery storage development activity from local and international players.
South Korea’s Ministry of Climate, Energy and Environment (MCEE) has unveiled its KRW1,000 trillion (US$747 billion) Korean Green Transformation (K-GX) industrial strategy.
Mint Renewables has received planning approval for an 800MWh battery energy storage system (BESS) near Kojonup in Western Australia.
Marinus Link held a sod turning ceremony in North West Tasmania to mark the start of expanded construction.
Hurricane Isaias is approaching the U.S. Gulf Coast, prompting utilities in Florida, Mississippi, and Alabama to prepare their systems.
As long as utilities are rewarded for what they build rather than what they solve, the build-first cycle will continue, writes contributor James Richmond, CEO and founder of e2Companies.
