There is no shortage of capital to invest, but energy storage developers in the Middle East face familiar questions as the market takes shape.

ESR, a Singapore-headquartered real asset owner and manager focused on logistics real estate and data centres, has signed an agreement to acquire 100% of Aquila Clean Energy APAC.

The US has pledged financial support towards an existing 400MWh battery energy storage system (BESS) portfolio in Ukraine.

Fluence has revised downward its fiscal year 2026 (FY2026) guidance, attributing the financial hit largely to US supply chain delays.

Victoria’s SEC invests up to AU$43 million for a stake in 400MW Baranduda battery system near Wodonga alongside Aware Super.

Palisade Investment Partners has acquired 100% interests in two development-stage renewable energy projects through Intera Renewables.

The New South Wales government in Australia is investing AU$3 million (US$2.1 million) to scope new solar-plus-storage-powered microgrid projects across four remote communities in the state’s Far West.

Sustainable infrastructure investor Actis’s renewable energy platform in Japan has closed financing on a 50MW/196MWh battery storage project.

Ayala’s ACEN Corp has loaned PHP9 billion (US$144 million) to subsidiaries within the group for renewable energy and battery storage projects.

Aukera has closed a €460 million (US$534.23 million) structured credit facility to advance its project pipeline in five European markets.