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Rendering of the planned project, with construction due to begin this coming Spring. Image: Wärtsilä.

EDF Renewables places repeat order with Wärtsilä for 100MWh UK battery storage project

December 8, 2022
Wärtsilä Energy has signed additional contract with EDF Renewables UK for 50MW/100MWh lithium-ion energy storage facility in England.
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UK’s Gore Street acquires portfolio of Texas battery projects

March 16, 2022
Gore Street has acquired a portfolio of eight energy storage assets in Texas.
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Centrica-optimised Estor-Lux BESS in Belgium participating in frequency regulation market since December

February 23, 2022
The EStor-Lux battery site in south Belgium fully launched commercial activity in December and has successfully participated in grid frequency auctions.
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