Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements Energy Vault, BYD, Skysense, Eurus Energy, among others.
Energy Vault Acquires 150-MW Battery Storage Project in Texas
Energy Vault has acquired a 150-MW battery energy storage system (BESS) project in Texas, reinforcing its strategy to expand its U.S. clean energy portfolio. The investment aligns with Energy Vault’s goal of integrating renewable generation with long-duration storage to enhance grid stability and flexibility. The project will utilize advanced battery technologies and Energy Vault’s proprietary energy management platform to optimize performance and reduce operating costs. This acquisition underscores the company’s commitment to accelerating decarbonization, improving energy reliability, and supporting utility and industrial customers with sustainable power solutions. The project will also contribute to Texas’s growing renewable infrastructure, helping balance intermittent solar and wind generation across the ERCOT grid.
BYD and Skysense Partner to Deploy 300-MWh Battery Storage in Mexico and Latin America
BYD has teamed up with Skysense to deploy 300 MWh of battery energy storage systems (BESS) across Mexico and Latin America, marking a major step in regional energy transition. The partnership focuses on integrating BYD’s advanced lithium-ion technology with Skysense’s project development and operational expertise to enhance grid stability and renewable integration. The investment aims to support industrial and utility-scale clients in managing intermittent renewable power and reducing emissions. The collaboration highlights innovation in sustainable energy storage, offering benefits such as improved reliability, energy independence, and cost efficiency. This initiative strengthens Latin America’s clean energy infrastructure while aligning with global decarbonization and energy resilience goals.
Eurus Energy Breaks Ground on 15-MW Battery Storage Plant in the Netherlands
Eurus Energy has commenced construction of a 15 MW battery energy storage system (BESS) in the Netherlands, targeting enhanced grid flexibility and renewable integration. The project leverages advanced lithium-ion battery technology to store and dispatch energy efficiently, supporting the stability of the regional electricity network. Strategically, the investment aligns with Eurus Energy’s focus on expanding its clean energy portfolio and offering innovative solutions for energy management. Customers, including utilities and grid operators, will benefit from improved reliability, rapid response capabilities, and optimized renewable utilization. The project underlines the company’s commitment to sustainable energy innovation, contributing to the Netherlands’ energy
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