Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements Engie, Quino Energy, Jena, Prime Capital, CoServ, Base Power, and others.
Engie Finalises PPA for 280 MW Battery Storage Project in India
Engie has finalised a power purchase agreement (PPA) for a 280 MW battery energy storage project in India that it previously secured through a competitive tender. The agreement provides long-term revenue certainty and supports the development of one of the country’s significant grid-scale storage initiatives. The battery energy storage system (BESS) will deliver grid balancing, peak demand support, and renewable integration services, helping stabilize the power network as India rapidly expands solar and wind capacity. Energy storage is becoming a key component of India’s energy transition and grid modernization strategy. The project underscores Engie’s growing presence in India’s renewable and energy storage market while supporting the country’s efforts to strengthen power reliability and accelerate clean energy deployment.
Quino Energy and Jena Partner to Advance Flow Battery Technology in Europe
Quino Energy has partnered with Germany-based Jena to accelerate the development and deployment of flow battery technology across Europe. The collaboration aims to advance long-duration energy storage solutions capable of supporting large-scale renewable energy integration. Flow batteries offer advantages such as long cycle life, improved safety, and the ability to store energy for extended periods, making them suitable for grid-scale applications. The partnership will focus on scaling production, technology development, and commercialization of advanced flow battery systems. As Europe continues expanding solar and wind capacity, long-duration storage technologies are gaining importance to maintain grid stability and balance intermittent power generation. The partnership highlights growing innovation in next-generation energy storage solutions.
Prime Capital Acquires 170 MWh Battery Storage Project in Finland
Prime Capital has completed the acquisition of a 170 MWh battery energy storage system (BESS) project in Finland, expanding its renewable infrastructure portfolio in the Nordic market. The grid-scale battery project is designed to enhance power system flexibility and support integration of renewable energy sources such as wind and solar. The 170 MWh BESS will provide balancing services, frequency regulation, and peak demand support, helping stabilize the Finnish electricity grid as renewable capacity continues to grow. Finland is increasingly investing in battery storage to manage fluctuations in renewable generation and strengthen energy security. The acquisition aligns with Prime Capital’s strategy to scale energy storage investments across Europe and support the region’s ongoing energy transition.
CoServ and Base Power Launch 100 MW Residential Battery Storage Program in Texas
CoServ and Base Power have launched a 100 MW residential battery energy storage system (BESS) program in Texas, aimed at enhancing grid reliability and supporting renewable energy integration. The initiative will deploy home battery systems across residential communities, creating a distributed energy storage network. The residential batteries will provide backup power to households while also participating in grid services such as peak demand management and load balancing. Aggregating the systems into a virtual power plant will allow utilities to optimize energy usage and strengthen grid resilience. The 100 MW program reflects growing interest in distributed energy storage solutions, helping utilities manage demand, improve grid flexibility, and accelerate the transition to a cleaner and more reliable power system.
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