Last week, two significant milestones in the emergence of a market for large-scale battery storage on the grid were laid in Ontario, Canada.

A tender will open in a few days’ time under NSW’s electricity system roadmap through which 550MW of long-duration storage could be procured.

Oneida, which will mix long-term contracted revenues with merchant risk exposure in Ontario, Canada, has reached financial close.

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

One of Belgium’s largest battery energy storage system projects so far has been brought online at the site of a former coal power plant.

The UK’s T-4 Capacity Market auction has cleared in its third round at a record high of more than double the previous record high price.

Multiple steps forward have been taken in Ontario in the development of Canada’s largest battery storage project to date.

A battery storage system in the UK has begun delivery of reactive power services, claimed as a world first contract of its kind.

A solicitation for large-scale energy storage could be hosted in about a year’s time as part of the push towards New York achieving its target of deploying 6GW of energy storage on the grid by 2030.

Luna Battery Storage, a 100MW/400MWh BESS project in California, is now online and serving community choice aggregator Clean Power Alliance.