Browsing: Energy Storage

Porsche is restructuring its electric vehicle battery sourcing strategy in South Korea, mandating that all models sold in the market use locally produced battery cells, a move that reflects both regulatory pressure and shifting consumer expectations in one of Asia’s most scrutinized EV markets.

China’s leading battery and energy storage companies have collectively gained over $70 billion in market capitalization following the US and Israeli strikes on Iran, signaling investor anticipation of a long-term pivot toward renewables.

LG Energy Solution is intensifying its push into battery recycling and repurposing, positioning circular resource systems as a core component of its long-term supply strategy.

Rugendorf-based Münch Energie Group has commissioned a 500-MWh battery energy storage system in Saxony-Anhalt, positioning the facility as Germany’s largest contiguous battery storage cluster currently in operation.

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Canadian Solar has secured a 500 MW, 2,493 MWh battery energy storage system agreement through its e-STORAGE division, targeting infrastructure that supports data center reliability and grid resilience.

Tesla and LG Energy Solution (LGES) are expanding their U.S. battery manufacturing footprint with a $4.3 billion lithium-iron phosphate (LFP) prismatic cell facility in Lansing, Michigan, aimed at supporting Tesla’s Megapack 3 energy storage systems.

European consumers are once again exposed to a significant “geopolitical premium” at the pump, with oil prices surpassing $100 a barrel and T&E research projecting an extra €150 million daily in fuel costs.

SK Innovation’s battery unit, SK On, is actively negotiating with multiple U.S.-based data center operators and energy developers to supply lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries for energy storage systems, aiming to secure at least 10 gigawatt-hours of contracts in 2026.

Samsung SDI has secured an additional battery supply contract worth approximately 1.5 trillion won, about $1.1 billion, for energy storage system batteries in the United States, extending deliveries through 2029.