Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements on Copec, Flux Solar, Tesla, Energy Vault, Hithium, Solarpro, Eoliasur, among others.
Copec, Flux & Tesla Partner on Battery Storage Deployment in Chile
Chilean energy company Copec has partnered with Flux Solar and Tesla to deploy battery storage systems in Chile, advancing the country’s clean energy transition. The collaboration focuses on integrating Tesla’s advanced battery technology with Flux’s renewable expertise to enhance grid flexibility, stability, and reliability. Copec, traditionally strong in fuels, is diversifying its portfolio to support Chile’s ambitious decarbonization goals. The partnership represents a strategic investment in innovative energy storage, enabling greater renewable integration while reducing curtailment. Customer benefits include improved energy security, lower costs, and sustainable power supply. This initiative highlights innovation in energy infrastructure, positioning Chile as a leader in Latin America’s storage market while supporting its long-term climate and energy security objectives.
Energy Vault Secures 3 GWh of Chinese Battery Tech for US Projects
Energy Vault has signed agreements to procure 3 GWh of lithium-ion battery storage technology from Chinese manufacturers for deployment across multiple US projects. The deal marks a major step in scaling the company’s battery energy storage portfolio, complementing its existing gravity storage solutions. By leveraging competitive Chinese technology, Energy Vault aims to lower costs and accelerate project timelines, while addressing rising demand for grid-scale storage in the US. The investment strengthens its strategy of diversifying technology sources and ensuring supply chain resilience. Customers benefit from improved grid stability, renewable integration, and enhanced energy reliability. The move underscores Energy Vault’s innovation-driven approach to delivering flexible, sustainable, and large-scale energy storage infrastructure.
Hithium to Supply 2 GWh for Solarpro’s Eastern Europe Battery Projects
China’s Hithium has signed a supply deal with Solarpro to deliver 2 GWh of battery energy storage systems (BESS) for projects across Eastern Europe. The agreement will support Solarpro’s pipeline of large-scale renewable integration and grid-stability solutions in the region. The investment highlights Hithium’s strategy to expand globally and tap into the fast-growing European storage market. By partnering with Solarpro, the company will deliver advanced lithium-ion battery technology designed for long-duration storage and grid flexibility. Customers and utilities benefit from enhanced renewable energy integration, improved reliability, and reduced carbon emissions.
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