Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements from IGC, Voltwise, Munch Energie, and others.
IGC Expands Energy Storage Portfolio with 45 MW of Battery Projects in Latvia
IGC has added 45 MW of battery energy storage projects to its portfolio in Latvia, strengthening its presence in the Baltic energy storage market. The projects will deploy advanced battery technology to improve grid stability, flexibility, and renewable energy integration. The investment reflects IGC’s focus on innovation and scalable storage solutions, supporting Latvia’s energy transition and energy security objectives. Customers and grid operators are expected to benefit from enhanced system reliability, faster response services, and optimized power balancing. The expansion highlights growing investor confidence in battery storage across Northern Europe and positions IGC to capture rising demand for smart energy infrastructure as renewable capacity continues to increase.
Voltwise Secures Funding and Finalizes 460 MW Battery Storage Deal in the UK
Voltwise has obtained funding and completed a 460 MW battery energy storage transaction in the UK, marking a significant expansion in the country’s energy storage market. The deal supports the deployment of large-scale battery systems designed to enhance grid flexibility, stability, and renewable energy integration. The investment underscores Voltwise’s focus on innovation and scalable storage solutions, enabling faster response services and more efficient power balancing. Customers and grid operators will benefit from improved reliability, reduced curtailment, and cost-effective grid services. The milestone highlights strong investor confidence in UK battery assets and reflects the growing role of energy storage in supporting the UK’s net-zero and clean energy targets.
Munch Energie Secures Funding for 100 MW Battery Storage Projects in Germany
Munch Energie has secured financing for a 100 MW battery energy storage system (BESS) portfolio in Germany, strengthening its role in the country’s rapidly expanding energy storage market. The two projects will deploy advanced battery technologies to support grid stability, flexibility, and renewable energy integration. The investment highlights Münch Energie’s focus on innovation and efficient project execution, helping reduce renewable curtailment and enhance system resilience. Customers and grid operators will benefit from reliable balancing services, faster response times, and improved energy efficiency. The funding reflects strong investor confidence in German BESS assets and underscores the growing importance of energy storage solutions in supporting Germany’s energy transition and climate goals.
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