The world’s largest combined lithium-vanadium battery energy storage system (BESS), the Energy Superhub Oxford (ESO), will soon start fully trading in the UK’s electricity market, showcasing the potential of hybrid assets.

Energy storage system integrators are diversifying their procurement strategies to ease supply chain constraints.

Energy storage could garner a market share of one-third by 2025 for the new, pan-European automatic frequency restoration reserve (aFRR) market, which is set to launch in the middle of this year with France and Germany mutualising capacity first.

Trade body Flow Batteries Europe (FBE) has written to EU legislators imploring them to include its members products in the scope of upcoming Battery Passport regulations.

Gresham House expects to earn more than US$144 million revenues from Capacity Market contracts.

The implementation of regulative security is all that is needed to bring in investment for long duration storage.

GridBeyond is to develop behind-the-meter battery storage across the UK and Ireland, with a financing facility from Triodos.

Liam Stoker and Andy Colthorpe return for the February 2022 episode of the Solar Media Podcast.

Analyst Oliver Forsyth from IHS Markit explains exactly how things are changing in BESS system integration.

Northvolt has agreed to acquire a site in Sweden where it will develop its planned gigafactory, capable of producing 100GWh of cathode materials.