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Partnerships from Linxon, Hitachi Energy and FTC Solar, KKR's Helix and Samsung, and TerraFlow and DG Matrix point to BESS being built into wider infrastructure plans, while questions remain over who benefits.
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A non-binding MoU outlines a plant starting at 50 MWh to 100 MWh and scaling towards 1 GWh, as Pakistan's regulator requires storage in its next renewables auction.
The offtake agreement gives Statkraft the certainty to progress the Shetland project, which is expected to be operational in November 2030, and adds to Amazon's growing UK renewables portfolio.
The owner of the neighbouring BARD Offshore 1 project has agreed to buy Germany's pioneering offshore array from EWE, RWE and Vattenfall, and plans to run it beyond its original 20-year term.
Rule changes allow plug-in solar kits to be sold in UK shops, offering a lower-cost route into solar power. Output is capped at 800W, and safety groups are urging buyers to check their wiring first.
The 850MW NSW project has completed commissioning after a year of reduced capacity following a transformer failure. It now supports Transgrid's grid stability scheme while the Hunter Transmission Project is still to come.
The Thames-side heat network would use recovered heat from sources such as data centres and factories to supply 650,000 London homes, with funding part of a wider £90m government commitment to heat networks in the capital.
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Ørsted's North Sea development has delivered two of the world's largest offshore wind farms. Its third phase is in construction with Apollo as a half-owner, while the fourth has been discontinued in its current form.
The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero has announced £9m to expand Bradford's city-centre low-carbon heat network, with upgrades also planned for existing schemes in Leeds and York.
Wind supplied nearly three-quarters of the region's renewable power, but curtailment and grid limits remain constraints on the path to the 2030 target of 80%.
Abundant renewables and a manufacturing 'Battery Belt' make the Nordics a serious storage market. Here are 15 investors backing storage founders, from dedicated climate VCs to the energy-corporate arms that fill the Series A/B gap.
The Gulf is investing heavily in storage at the project level, but early-stage venture is thinner. Here are 15 investors backing storage founders, from Aramco Ventures and Wa'ed to the sovereign and corporate capital that dominates the region.
China is the world's largest energy storage market, with deep venture capital behind it. Here are 15 Series A/B investors backing battery, materials, and storage founders, from HongShan and IDG Capital to ZhenFund and the battery CVCs.
India is one of the fastest-growing storage markets, from battery swapping to novel chemistry. Here are 15 Series A/B investors backing energy storage founders, from climate specialists like Avaana and Transition VC to deep-tech seed funds.
Southeast Asia's climate-tech scene is young but growing fast. Here are 15 investors backing energy storage founders across the region, from Singapore's SEEDS Capital and Wavemaker to the energy-corporate arms and venture builders filling the gap.
North America has the world's deepest pool of renewable energy venture capital. Here are 15 Series A/B investors backing solar, wind, and geothermal founders, from Breakthrough Energy Ventures and Lowercarbon to Fervo backer B Capital.
Energy independence and falling costs have pulled a generation of climate VCs toward clean power. Here are 15 Series A/B investors backing solar, wind, and geothermal founders across Germany, France, the Benelux, and beyond.
From offshore wind to solar and geothermal, the UK and Ireland host one of Europe's deepest cleantech venture scenes. Here are 15 Series A/B investors backing renewable energy founders, from Kiko Ventures to Octopus Ventures.
Abundant hydro, wind, and geothermal make the Nordics a serious renewable market. Here are 15 investors backing solar, wind, and clean-generation founders, from dedicated climate VCs to the energy-corporate arms active across the region.
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