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EK local energy storage project in Italy
Eku Energy, the UK-based battery storage platform set up by Macquarie Asset Management's Green Investment Group (GIG), has secured exclusivity over a 1-GW portfolio of battery storage projects in Italy, it said today.
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FAQS about EK local energy storage project in Italy
Does EKU energy have a battery storage agreement in Italy?
The agreement, signed on 28th June 2023, secures Eku Energy exclusivity over 1GW of battery storage projects in Italy. As part of the agreement, Eku Energy is already funding projects with a combined capacity in excess of 100MW in the South of Italy, a region with high levels of renewable penetration and an increasingly congested grid.
Will EKU energy & Renera energy deploy 1GW battery storage projects in Italy?
Developers Eku Energy and Renera Energy have signed an agreement to deploy 1GW of battery storage projects in Italy, the latest in a flurry of companies entering the market. Eku Energy signed the framework agreement with Renera at the end of June, and it secured exclusivity over 1GW of battery storage projects in Italy.
Does EKU energy have a battery storage pipeline?
Its pipeline includes 1.2GWh of battery storage projects in delivery globally. Global energy storage developer Eku Energy has signed a Framework Agreement with Renera Energy, a European consulting, trading and development group. The agreement, signed on 28th June 2023, secures Eku Energy exclusivity over 1GW of battery storage projects in Italy.
Is Italy a key market for EKU energy?
Sandra Grauers Nilsson, CEO of Eku Energy commented: Italy is a key market for Eku Energy as we continue our global expansion, and we're thrilled to have partnered with Renera Energy to help meet the country's growing need for energy storage.
What is EKU energy doing with Renera?
Eku Energy signed the framework agreement with Renera at the end of June, and it secured exclusivity over 1GW of battery storage projects in Italy. As part of the agreement, Eku is already funding projects with over 100MW of combined capacity in the South of the country, where renewable energy penetration from solar PV is high.
Does Italy need electricity storage?
As Italy's energy mix is increasingly composed of variable renewable energy sources, electricity storage will be needed to integrate power generated by renewables into the national grid and make it available when sun and wind energy are not accessible.
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