The 160 MW project adds to Germany’s fast-growing pipeline of grid-scale storage assets designed to manage higher shares of solar and wind generation. SolarQuarter reports ProfiNRG will provide EPC services, putting the company in charge of delivering the storage project from engineering through construction. For the German market, batteries are increasingly valuable for congestion management, price arbitrage and balancing services as renewable output grows. The contract is another signal that storage construction capacity is becoming a strategic part of Europe’s clean-energy buildout.
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