Category: Energy & Technology
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European multi-day energy storage startup Ore Energy raises US$43 million in Series A
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Prosalia and EDP hybridise solar PV/wind projects with batteries in Portugal, Spain
Iberia quietly becoming the blueprint for hybrid renewables + storage. Prosalia (PT) & EDP (ES) both adding batteries to solar/wind sites — not pilot scale, commercial ops. Next: how fast markets reward the flexibility value. #EnergyStorage #Renewables https://www.energy-storage.news/prosalia-and-edp-hybridise-solar-pv-wind-projects-with-batteries-in-portugal-spain/
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Massachusetts issues RFP seeking 1,000MW of BESS
Massachusetts just dropped a 1GW storage RFP — biggest state procurement yet. Signals serious grid reliability push as offshore wind ramps. #EnergyStorage #GridMod https://www.energy-storage.news/massachusetts-issues-rfp-seeking-1000mw-of-bess/
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US startup LiNova Energy hopes high-power battery tech can meet unprecedented demands of AI data centres
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South Africa: Plentify aggregates 2.7GWh of Deye home battery systems into virtual power plant
160k Deye batteries = 2.7GWh VPP in SA. Plentify turning load-shedding into grid flexibility. Real test: can residential aggregation deliver when Eskom coughs? #EnergyStorage #SouthAfrica https://www.energy-storage.news/south-africa-plentify-aggregates-2-7gwh-of-deye-home-battery-systems-into-virtual-power-plant/
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Largest BESS in Czech Republic commissioned, supplied by CATL-backed CNTE
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NEWS: Molten salt and human sweat: the weird batteries that could store renewable energy
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NEWS: PJM is kicking off its revamped interconnection process. Let’s dig in. 🍴
PJM Interconnection has launched a reformed generator interconnection process that will evaluate 715 projects representing more than 200 gigawatts of proposed capacity under a “first-ready, first-served” framework requiring upfront financial commitments, replacing a first-come-first-served system that saw 74 percent of studied projects withdraw between 2020 and 2026. The new approach aims to clear a years-long…
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NEWS: Over its first two months, CAISO’s Extended Day-Ahead Market offered over $11M in savings.
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NEWS: AEP just outbid a major data center developer on a coal plant. 🪨
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