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Supernode Stage 3 Battery Storage Adds 260 MW in Queensland
59+ min ago (669+ words) Written by: Microgrid Media Editorial Desk With Stage 3, the completed Supernode development is expected to reach approximately 780 MW and 3,075 MWh of battery storage at a single site. Stages 1 and 2 are already operating with a combined 520 MW/1,858 MWh, while Stage 3 has…...
Sybella Creek Solar Battery Project Gets $259 Million FID
18+ hour, 29+ min ago (785+ words) Written by: Jonas Muthoni Construction is expected to begin in late 2026 and completion is planned for mid-2028. The investment is underpinned by an energy supply agreement with Evolution Mining subsidiary Ernest Henry Mining running until mid-2046, while APA’s existing gas-fired Diamantina Power…...
Richardson Electronics Alaska Battery Storage Deployment Adds 7 MWh
18+ hour, 48+ min ago (560+ words) Written by: Jonas Muthoni The 18 systems will provide a combined 7 MWh of storage capacity, and Richardson expects the multi-million-dollar deployment to be completed by the end of 2027. The company has not identified the seven communities or disclosed individual system capacities,…...
Sandrini Energy Storage Adds 92 MW of California Battery Capacity
1+ day, 17+ hour ago (670+ words) Written by: Jonas Muthoni The 92 MW power rating and 368 MWh energy rating give Sandrini approximately four hours of storage at its maximum rated output. That allows the facility to charge when electricity is available and discharge later as system conditions…...
Equinix Singapore Solar PPA Adds Up to 50 MWp
3+ day, 19+ hour ago (574+ words) Written by: Jonas Muthoni The agreement could help lift Equinix’s cumulative renewable-energy portfolio in Singapore to 215 MWp by 2028, while the company’s Singapore agreements collectively are expected to generate about 250,000 MWh of electricity annually. Reuters reported the new agreement will initially…...
BC Hydro battery storage Supplier Qualification Launch
2+ week, 5+ day ago (768+ words) Written by: Jonas Muthoni The planned BC Hydro battery storage facility will be located adjacent to the Vancouver Island Terminal Substation, with service targeted for 2030. BC Hydro expects to own and operate the system and has identified as much as…...
Canadian Solar's New 6 GW Facility by CS PowerTech
4+ week, 4+ hour ago (618+ words) Written by: Jonas Muthoni Canadian Solar subsidiary CS PowerTech opened the first phase of a solar cell manufacturing facility in Jeffersonville, Indiana, on July 24, adding a new source of domestic production for a component that many U.S. module factories still obtain…...
Future of Renewable Energy: A 2026 Professional Outlook
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (1026+ words) Written by: Jonas Muthoni That mismatch is now the central execution risk. That changes capital allocation. Technology discussions often drift into lab-stage novelty. That’s not the relevant lens for power buyers or developers. The question is which technologies are close…...
Floating Solar Farm in the Netherlands Becomes an Unexpected Nursery for Aquatic Life
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (1334+ words) Written by: Jonas Muthoni A floating solar farm in the Netherlands is doing more than producing clean electricity. Beneath its panels, artificial underwater shelters have attracted hundreds of fish and nearly 2,000 invertebrates, creating signs of a functioning aquatic ecosystem inside…...
Massachusetts Wants More Rooftop Solar. The Permitting System Is Slowing It Down
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (1268+ words) Written by: Jonas Muthoni Massachusetts has strong solar potential, rising electricity costs, and ambitious climate goals. What it does not have is a fast, simple approval process for putting panels on homes. That is now becoming harder to ignore. The…...