Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements from Luxcara, Bondada, Enersense, and others.
Luxcara Acquires 125 MW Shovel-Ready BESS Project in Finland
Luxcara has agreed to acquire a 125 MW battery energy storage system (BESS) project in Finland, expanding its footprint in the Nordic energy storage market. The shovel-ready project is positioned to support grid stability and renewable energy integration as Finland accelerates wind and solar deployment. The 125 MW BESS will provide balancing services, frequency regulation, and flexibility to the Finnish power grid, helping manage price volatility and intermittent renewable generation. Finland’s growing clean energy capacity has increased demand for large-scale battery storage solutions. The acquisition aligns with Luxcara’s strategy to invest in utility-scale renewable and storage assets across Europe, reinforcing its commitment to advancing energy transition infrastructure and enhancing grid resilience in high-growth markets.
Bondada Secures Bank Loan for 200 MW BESS Project in Tamil Nadu
Bondada Engineering has secured a bank loan to finance a 200 MW battery energy storage system (BESS) project in Tamil Nadu, strengthening India’s grid-scale energy storage capacity. The large-scale BESS installation is designed to enhance grid stability, manage peak demand, and support integration of renewable energy such as solar and wind. Tamil Nadu is one of India’s leading renewable energy states, and battery storage projects play a critical role in balancing intermittent power generation. The 200 MW BESS will help improve reliability, reduce curtailment, and optimize power supply across the state’s transmission network. The financing highlights growing investor confidence in India’s energy storage sector and supports national efforts to accelerate clean energy transition and grid modernization.
Enersense Wins 125 MW Battery Installation Contract from OX2
Enersense has secured a contract from OX2 to deliver installation works for a 125 MW battery energy storage system (BESS) project, reinforcing its position in the fast-growing Nordic energy storage market. The project will enhance grid flexibility and support the integration of renewable energy into the power system. Under the agreement, Enersense will handle key construction and electrical installation activities for the large-scale battery facility. The 125 MW BESS will provide balancing services and improve grid stability as wind and solar capacity continue to expand across the region. The contract win highlights rising demand for utility-scale battery storage solutions and strengthens Enersense’s role in advancing renewable energy infrastructure and grid modernization efforts in Northern Europe.
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