Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements from Hulic, Naturgy, Africa REN, and others.
Japan’s Hulic Commissions 4 MW Battery Storage System at Domestic Site
Japanese real estate and energy firm Hulic has switched on a 4 MW battery energy storage system (BESS) at a domestic site, strengthening its push into flexible and low-carbon energy solutions. The project uses advanced battery technology to support grid stability, optimize power use, and improve resilience against supply fluctuations. The investment highlights Hulic’s focus on innovation and efficient energy management, enabling better integration of renewable power and peak demand control. Customers and tenants are expected to benefit from improved reliability, cost savings, and reduced carbon emissions. The milestone reflects growing momentum for battery storage deployment in Japan, underscoring the role of BESS in supporting the country’s energy transition and decarbonization goals.
Naturgy to Invest EUR 10.2 Million in Two Battery Storage Projects in the Canary Islands
Naturgy has announced plans to invest EUR 10.2 million in two battery energy storage system (BESS) projects in Spain’s Canary Islands, strengthening grid resilience in an isolated power system. The projects will deploy advanced battery technology to improve grid stability, flexibility, and renewable energy integration. The investment supports the Canary Islands’ transition toward cleaner and more reliable energy, reducing reliance on fossil fuels and enhancing energy security. Customers are expected to benefit from improved power quality, lower emissions, and long-term system efficiency. The initiative highlights Naturgy’s commitment to innovation and sustainable infrastructure, demonstrating how energy storage solutions play a critical role in modernizing island grids and supporting Spain’s decarbonization goals.
Africa REN Commissions Solar and Battery Park in Senegal
Africa REN has inaugurated a solar power and battery energy storage park in Senegal, marking a key milestone in the country’s renewable energy expansion. The project combines solar generation with battery storage, delivering reliable, low-carbon electricity and improving grid stability. The investment highlights Africa REN’s focus on innovative hybrid energy solutions tailored to emerging markets. By reducing reliance on fossil fuels, the facility offers clear customer and community benefits, including improved power reliability, lower emissions, and enhanced energy security. The project supports Senegal’s clean energy and electrification goals while demonstrating how integrated solar-plus-storage systems can accelerate Africa’s energy transition and drive sustainable economic development across the region.
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