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Published: 24 Feb 2021, 15:22 By: Jules Scully The UK's first 6MW / 10MWh grid-scale battery in Leighton Buzzard, England, completed in 2014 to trial the multi-application use of energy storage on electricity networks. Image: UK Power Networks. The UK’s move to net zero emissions will require a reinforced distribution network and a varied mix of energy storage technologies to make the most of low-cost renewables generation. Participants in today’s keynote panel discussion at the Energy Storage Summit 2021 explored the challenges and opportunities confronting the sector in the...

Published: 24 Feb 2021, 06:15 By: Andy Colthorpe Trina Storage's main range will include liquid cooling technology. Image: Trina Storage promotional video screenshot. Update 2 March 2021: A Trina Storage representative contacted Energy-Storage.news to highlight that while the company is building out production capacity for lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery cells for stationary energy storage, the major focus of the newly-launched division is on providing full integrated battery energy storage system (BESS) solutions to the renewables and grid storage markets.   Vertically-i...

Published: 24 Feb 2021, 13:54 By: Edith Hancock EelPower secured an optimisation deal with EDF this month to oversee revenue streams for three battery energy storage systems in the UK totalling 80MW. Image: EelPower Although there is growing interest within the energy storage industry around the National Grid’s Dynamic Containment (DC) system, operators who tap into it must be careful not to neglect other revenue streams, a panel of industry experts heard this week. Ancillary services have become one of the biggest opportunities for battery storage in recent months, particular...

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Published: 23 Feb 2021, 13:05 By: Jules Scully Mytilineos completed engineering, procurement and construction work on the 170MW Atacama PV plant (pictured) in Chile last year. Image: Mytilineos. Greek industrial group Mytilineos has acquired a portfolio of solar and battery storage projects in a €56 million (US$67.8 million) transaction it says “heralds the transition to a new era” for the company. The deal includes a portfolio of 20 PV projects in Greece with a combined capacity of 1,480MW that are owned by Egnatia Group and are expected to operational by the end of 2023. ...