Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements on Gresham House Energy, Autel Energy, Consumers Energy, among others.
Gresham House Energy Storage Fund to Acquire 297 MW of UK Battery Projects
Gresham House Energy Storage Fund (GRID) has agreed to acquire 297 MW of battery energy storage system (BESS) projects in the UK, strengthening its position in grid-scale storage. The portfolio features advanced lithium-ion battery technology designed to provide fast-response frequency services, peak balancing, and grid flexibility. This investment supports the UK’s transition to a low-carbon power system by enabling higher penetration of renewables such as wind and solar. For consumers, the projects enhance grid reliability, reduce congestion, and help stabilise power prices during peak demand. Strategically, the acquisition aligns with GRID’s focus on scaling operational storage assets and optimising revenues across multiple market services. The deal underpins growth plans to expand capacity, improve system resilience, and deliver long-term value to shareholders.
Autel Energy Unveils Next-Generation Intelligent EV Charging at CES 2026
Autel Energy has unveiled the next phase of its intelligent EV charging ecosystem at CES 2026, highlighting advances in AI-driven software, smart hardware, and energy management technology. The new solutions integrate cloud connectivity, real-time data analytics, and adaptive load management, enabling smarter, faster, and more reliable EV charging across residential, commercial, and fleet applications. The announcement reflects continued investment in innovation to support large-scale EV adoption while optimising grid interaction. For consumers and fleet operators, the technology delivers improved charging efficiency, reduced downtime, lower operating costs, and seamless user experience. Strategically, Autel Energy is positioning itself as a global provider of end-to-end intelligent charging solutions, supporting growth plans aligned with rising EV penetration and the transition to a cleaner, digitally enabled mobility ecosystem.
Consumers Energy Launches 250 MW Muskegon Solar, Its Largest Solar Project in Michigan
Consumers Energy has begun operations at Muskegon Solar, its largest solar power project to date, aimed at strengthening Michigan’s clean energy supply. Located on 1,900 acres at the Muskegon Resource Recovery Center, the 250-megawatt solar facility can generate enough electricity to power around 40,000 homes and businesses. The construction phase supported more than 200 jobs.
Muskegon Solar significantly expands Consumers Energy’s renewable portfolio, which also includes smaller solar projects at Western Michigan University, Grand Valley State University and Cadillac, along with investments in wind, natural gas and battery storage across the state. The project features more than 550,000 solar panels installed across 5,200 rows that track the sun throughout the day, maximizing energy generation from sunrise to sunset.
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