News in brief from around the word in energy storage with another edition of the Energy-Storage.news roundup.

Energy networks in Europe share a common need for energy storage. What that looks like from a market perspective is evolving.

The Asian Development Bank is providing financing to Tata Power Delhi Distribution Limited towards a 10MWh pilot project in Delhi, India.

Long-duration energy storage (LDES) firm e-Zinc is targeting a gigafactory in the US by 2025 and is considering adjusting its planned project with Toyota Tsusho, it told Energy-Storage.news.

The inaugural Energy Storage Awards: recognising excellence, hard work and innovation in the European industry.

A hybrid power project combining thermal engines with battery storage nearing its completion after delays caused deadlines to be extended.

Bulgarian Ministry of Energy and EBRD have signed agreements for the development of renewables in the country.

Scale Microgrids Solutions will build a renewables microgrid for a Native American tribe in California, announcing the new project a few weeks after securing a US$225 million debt facility.

Invinity and BASF have announced the first deployments of their non-lithium battery storage tech in Hungary and Australia respectively.

A fundamental rethink of the supply chain is required, writes Greg Pitt, VP of battery materials at Worley.