Over-voltage triggered Iberian blackout – report
An expert panel has identified a series of grid failures that led to April’s unprecedented power outage in Spain and Portugal, ruling out renewables as the leading cause.
US energy storage to ‘retain momentum’ post-reconciliation bill, near-term rush to complete projects
US energy storage projects that begin construction by the end of 2033 will remain eligible for investment tax credit (ITC) incentives.
AGL, Someva receive approval for 2GWh wind-plus-storage site in New South Wales, Australia
Someva Renewables and AGL Energy have received the federal greenlight to develop a 2GWh wind-plus-storage project in NSW, Australia.
Chile: Big renewables-plus-storage project progress from Grenergy, AES and Verano
Chile is leading Latin America’s wave of energy storage adoption, closely linked to its embrace of solar PV.
How do we build up the workforce to achieve Clean Power 2030?
Solar Power Portal hears from industry executives about how the UK can build up the workforce needed to achieve its 2030 clean power goals.
Field enlists Envision Energy for two 100MWh BESS projects in Scotland
Lithium-ion OEM Envision Energy will supply 200MWh of BESS to developer-operator Field for two projects in Scotland.
Ark Energy to add 2,000MWh BESS at wind project in New South Wales, Australia
Ark Energy has submitted plans for a 2,000MWh wind-plus-storage project to the New South Wales Independent Planning Commission (IPC).
AGL JV gets planning approval for AU$2 billion wind-plus-storage in New South Wales, Australia
Australian energy major AGL has welcomed the approval in New South Wales (NSW) of a large-scale wind power plant with battery storage.
Winda Energy building 30MW/60MWh BESS in Finland with European suppliers
Developer Winda Energy will put a 30MW/60MWh BESS in Finland into operation next year, built with technology supplied by European companies.
Montel: Renewable energy curtailment in H1 2025 could have powered all Scottish homes
Montel notes that curtailment cost UK consumers a total of £152 million in the first half of this year.
