The latest green energy news includes announcements from Jinko ESS, Taliva Energy, HyperStrong, Nuveen Energy, and others.
Jinko ESS, Taliva Energy Sign 400 MWh Battery Storage Portfolio to Accelerate Europe’s Energy Transition
Jinko ESS and Taliva Energy have signed an agreement to deploy a 400 MWh battery energy storage system (BESS) portfolio across multiple projects in Europe, strengthening their collaboration in utility-scale energy storage. The portfolio is designed to improve grid stability, integrate more renewable energy, and enhance energy flexibility as electricity demand continues to grow. The projects will leverage Jinko ESS’s advanced battery storage technology to deliver reliable, high-performance energy storage solutions. Taliva Energy said the 400 MWh portfolio represents a major milestone in building long-term, bankable energy infrastructure across Europe. The partnership reflects the increasing role of battery storage in supporting Europe’s clean energy transition and improving power system resilience.
HyperStrong Secures Nearly 10 GWh of Energy Storage Deals at The smarter E Europe 2026
HyperStrong announced a major expansion of its international business after signing 15 agreements totaling nearly 10 GWh of battery energy storage capacity during The smarter E Europe 2026, held in Munich from June 23-25. The event marked the company’s fourth consecutive year participating in Europe’s largest energy exhibition. The agreements, signed with European customers and global partners, represent a record for HyperStrong’s European business and significantly strengthen its global market presence. The projects span utility-scale and commercial energy storage applications, supporting renewable energy integration and grid modernization. The milestone demonstrates growing demand for large-scale battery storage as Europe accelerates investments in clean energy infrastructure.
Nuveen Invests $546 Million in SunZia, Largest Clean Energy Project in U.S. History
Nuveen Energy Infrastructure Credit has completed a $546 million preferred equity investment in SunZia, described as the largest clean energy project in U.S. history. The transaction is Nuveen EIC’s largest preferred tax equity investment to date and serves as the cornerstone of its new preferred investment strategy for large-scale energy infrastructure. The investment will support the continued development of SunZia’s renewable energy and transmission assets, helping deliver clean electricity across the western United States. Nuveen, which manages approximately $1.4 trillion in assets, said the financing demonstrates strong institutional demand for scalable clean energy investments while providing flexible capital for transformative renewable energy projects.
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