Sungrow will supply a 16MW/64MWh battery energy storage system to a customer in Israel.

Energy Dome has scored its first commercial licensing agreement for its carbon dioxide-based energy storage solution.

Construction will commence in New Zealand on the country’s biggest battery energy storage system (BESS) project so far, in July.

Science safety leader UL has created a certification service for energy storage equipment subassemblies (ESES) to achieve UL 9540, allowing large storage assets to procure certified components when building systems.

There is still plenty of educating decision-makers on storage’s place on the grid to do for US states to follow in the footsteps California and Texas.

Eos Energy Enterprises has entered a master supply agreement with energy developer Bridgelink.

From 10GW of battery storage expected to be deployed in the US over the next two years, more than 60% will be installed with solar PV.

Ameresco has secured a US$262 million increase to its credit facility, supporting the company’s 2.1GWh battery project in California. 

Honeywell and Duke Energy will jointly develop and deliver microgrid solutions to US cities.