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Plenitude acquires 40% stake in Italian energy storage project from Energy Dome

Acquisition Energy Storage announced Italy May 2, 2024
25 MW
Capacity

Plenitude acquired a 40% stake in Energy Dome's Italian energy storage project. The project utilizes CO2-based technology for long-duration energy storage.

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Buyer
Plenitude
company · 1 deals
Plenitude is an Eni company integrating production from renewables, the sale of energy and energy services, and a broad network of charging points for electric vehicles.
Seller
Energy Dome
company
Energy Dome is focused on developing and deploying long-duration energy storage solutions using CO2 Battery technology. Their technology aims to provide a cost-effective and scalable solution for storing renewable energy.

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May 2, 2024
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