In this US news roundup, BESS projects in California, Arizona, and Nevada advance from EDP Renewables, Tucson Electric Power, and EDF Power Solutions North America.
Two South Korean-headquartered companies, LG Energy Solution and DeltaX are establishing battery cell factories in the US.
Vattenfall and Terralayr have fully commissioned what they say is the industry’s first multi-asset capacity toll for battery energy storage systems (BESS). Following a phased ramp-up, a total of 55 MW of storage capacity is now available to Vattenfall. To…
New legislation aimed at preventing civil lawsuits against companies over the environmental harm caused by their greenhouse gas emissions passed the final reading in the New Zealand Parliament, in a move criticized by environmental groups, but described by Justice Minister…
GEN-I Sonce’s 220 MWh battery energy storage system (BESS) project in Romania, located at Gheorgheni in the country’s eastern Transylvania region, will be delivered by Bucharest-headquartered Waldevar Energy. An EPC contract was signed to deliver the 55 MW / 220…
U.S. utility Appalachian Power (APCo) has issued two requests for proposals (RFPs) seeking grid-scale battery energy storage systems (BESS) in Virginia, United States. The first RFP is for up to 500 MW of BESS capacity via one or more purchase…
EDF power solutions North America has signed two 25-year power purchase agreements with utility NV Energy for the combined output of the Winston Energy Project, a new 400 MW/1,600 MWh utility-scale solar and energy storage facility in Lyon County, Nevada. …
Windlab and Squadron Energy have referred a 500MW BESS at the Bungaban solar-plus-storage project in Queensland for approval.
The AER has found that growth in renewable energy and battery storage eased pressure across Australia’s wholesale electricity market in 2025.
APA Group has taken a final investment decision to construct, own and operate the 104MWh Sybella Creek solar-plus-storage site in Australia.