Alpiq Acquires France's Largest Operational Battery Storage Project
Alpiq, a Swiss utility company, has acquired France's largest operational battery storage project from Harmony Energy, a UK-based developer. The 100 MW/200 MWh Cheviré battery energy storage system (BESS) is located at the Port of Nantes Saint-Nazaire Harbour and utilizes Tesla Megapack and Autobidder technologies. The project was fully developed, constructed, and brought into commercial operation by Harmony Energy prior to the sale. Alpiq now holds a BESS portfolio of more than 750 MW across France, Germany, and the Nordics, with nearly half already operational or under construction. The company plans further investments in BESS and other flexible energy storage systems in key European markets.
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- Alpiq acquires France's largest operational battery storage project, the 100 MW/200 MWh Cheviré BESS
- The project utilizes Tesla Megapack and Autobidder technologies, demonstrating the adoption of innovative energy storage solutions
- Alpiq's BESS portfolio now exceeds 750 MW across France, Germany, and the Nordics, with nearly half already operational or under construction
- The deal underscores the growing importance of energy storage in the European energy landscape, driven by the increasing need for renewable energy sources and grid stability
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