A report analyzes possible scenarios with 20 GW of storage capacity in Spain, which could mitigate electricity market volatility but also reduce its own revenues.

A report analyzes possible scenarios with 20 GW of storage capacity in Spain, which could mitigate electricity market volatility but also reduce its own revenues.
It is expected that the projects will start operations between 2025 and 2031. They are from 18 European countries and could reduce up to 397.6 million tons of CO2 equivalent in their first ten years. With a total budget of around €12 billion, the Innovation Fund supports the development of net-zero technologies and Europe’s transition to a cleaner and more competitive economy.
After years of investment, the global battery manufacturing capacity reached 3 TWh in 2024, and over the next five years, production capacity could triple if all announced projects are completed, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA).
Renalfa positions itself in the renewable energy sector with a portfolio of over 2 GW in solar, wind, and energy storage (BESS) projects. With more than 400 MW of operational assets and the ongoing construction of 800 MW of solar energy along with over 1 GW in storage, Renalfa is solidifying its presence in the market. CEO Ivo Prokopiev states that they are focusing on the hybridization of assets and the conversion of non-dispatchable renewable energy into marketable electricity products.
Follow the Storage, Renewable and Electric Vehicles Integration Forum today from 1:00 PM (Central European Time). A free virtual event where industry leaders will discuss the future of energy and electric mobility. The forum will feature renowned companies such as Jinko Solar, and Black&Veatch.Don’t miss it!
On February 18 and 19, the virtual event “Storage, Renewable and Electric Vehicles Integration Forum” will take place, organized by Strategic Energy Corp. Companies such as ChargePlanner, Hellonext, EV Charge, Be Charge, Pluginvest, Electra, Kempower Nordics, BP Pulse, Zunder, Huawei, Ignis, Jinko Solar, and Black & Veatch will participate in a series of panels conducted in both English and Spanish. Registration is free.
Startups external to the energy market could be key to democratising access to energy and empowering consumers, who already demand to make their own decisions in other markets but remain limited in the energy sector.
The Ministry of Environment and Energy Security (MASE) establishes a roadmap to consolidate decarbonization, energy security, and sustainable development in Italy.
On February 18 and 19, the virtual event “Storage, Renewable and Electric Vehicles Integration Forum” will take place, organized by Strategic Energy Corp. Companies such as Yingli, Chemik, RetailSonar, Hellonext, Veltium, and Black&Veatch will participate, with panels in both English and Spanish. Free registration available.
A report analyzes possible scenarios with 20 GW of storage capacity in Spain, which could mitigate electricity market volatility but also reduce its own revenues.
It is expected that the projects will start operations between 2025 and 2031. They are from 18 European countries and could reduce up to 397.6 million tons of CO2 equivalent in their first ten years. With a total budget of around €12 billion, the Innovation Fund supports the development of net-zero technologies and Europe’s transition to a cleaner and more competitive economy.
After years of investment, the global battery manufacturing capacity reached 3 TWh in 2024, and over the next five years, production capacity could triple if all announced projects are completed, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA).
Renalfa positions itself in the renewable energy sector with a portfolio of over 2 GW in solar, wind, and energy storage (BESS) projects. With more than 400 MW of operational assets and the ongoing construction of 800 MW of solar energy along with over 1 GW in storage, Renalfa is solidifying its presence in the market. CEO Ivo Prokopiev states that they are focusing on the hybridization of assets and the conversion of non-dispatchable renewable energy into marketable electricity products.
Follow the Storage, Renewable and Electric Vehicles Integration Forum today from 1:00 PM (Central European Time). A free virtual event where industry leaders will discuss the future of energy and electric mobility. The forum will feature renowned companies such as Jinko Solar, and Black&Veatch.Don’t miss it!
On February 18 and 19, the virtual event “Storage, Renewable and Electric Vehicles Integration Forum” will take place, organized by Strategic Energy Corp. Companies such as ChargePlanner, Hellonext, EV Charge, Be Charge, Pluginvest, Electra, Kempower Nordics, BP Pulse, Zunder, Huawei, Ignis, Jinko Solar, and Black & Veatch will participate in a series of panels conducted in both English and Spanish. Registration is free.
Startups external to the energy market could be key to democratising access to energy and empowering consumers, who already demand to make their own decisions in other markets but remain limited in the energy sector.
The Ministry of Environment and Energy Security (MASE) establishes a roadmap to consolidate decarbonization, energy security, and sustainable development in Italy.
On February 18 and 19, the virtual event “Storage, Renewable and Electric Vehicles Integration Forum” will take place, organized by Strategic Energy Corp. Companies such as Yingli, Chemik, RetailSonar, Hellonext, Veltium, and Black&Veatch will participate, with panels in both English and Spanish. Free registration available.
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The second edition of the “Forum on the Integration of Storage, Renewables, and Electric Vehicles”, organized by Mobility Portal Europe and Strategic Energy Europe, will be held virtually on May 20 and 21. Leaders and experts will analyze the challenges and opportunities for accelerating the integration of renewable energy in Europe.
Driven by geopolitical pressure, EU funding and expanding grid networks, countries such as Poland, Lithuania and Bulgaria are leading an unprecedented solar boom. “The fastest source to connect today is solar PV,” states Alejandro Diego Rosell, Director of Energy at Nuvix Consulting, in conversation with Strategic Energy Europe.
In 2024, Germany approved around 2,400 new wind turbines, representing 14 GW of additional installed capacity and an 85% increase compared to the previous year. However, regional disparities and regulatory complexity continue to slow down the permitting process. While some states approve projects in under a year, others take three to four years to complete the process.