This edition of news in brief features portfolio acquisitions, project completions, a supply deal and investments across Europe.
Waratah Super Battery developer Akaysha Energy and partners have begun construction of a large-scale battery project in Fukuoka, Japan.
The Australian government has introduced a dedicated First Nations Set Aside pilot into both Capacity Investment Scheme Tenders 9 and 10.
Arash Shojaie of QIC Infrastructure outlines how Queensland’s North West Energy Fund will approach cost reduction, technology selection and more.
Photo by Sasun Bughdaryan on Unsplash National Grid Ventures (NGV), the commercial arm of National Grid, announced it will invest $1.75 billion for a 35% stake in Joulent, forming a “broad strategic partnership”
System integrator HyperStrong will deploy sodium-ion BESS first in its home market of China, before bringing a product to the international markets, its president of technology said.
New Zealand state-owned energy company from a Fast-track Approvals Panel to access contingent hydro storage at Lake Pūkaki in New Zealand.
Renewables company CleanPeak Energy has inked a 15-year agreement to supply Western Sydney International (WSI) Airport with 100% renewable energy, with 30MW/120MWh of battery energy storage on-site as part of the commercial arrangement.
More than 3.8GWh of combined BESS capacity has either cleared or is undergoing federal environmental assessment under Australia’s EPBC Act.
Credit: Dennis Schroeder / NREL The growing popularity of small-scale solar in New York is creating a noticeable effect on the midday demand for metered electricity with overall load declining in the state,
