Energy Storage News - July 24th, 2020
This week’s TOP 5 talks about Enel’s plans to deploy 1 GW of battery storage by 2022 as well as its first Northern American solar-plus-storage project, Portugal attracting more than 16 billion euros in hydrogen investments, NV Energy’s unveiling of three projects combining 478 MW of solar PV with 338MW/1.4GWh of battery storage, the start of construction works at Nevada’s Gigawatt 1 project, and Sumitomo’s selection for a 17MW/51MWh vanadium flow battery in Hokkaido, Japan.
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Enel plans to deploy 1 GW of battery storage across its portfolio by 2022 as it breaks ground on its first solar-plus-storage project in North America.
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Portugal received more than 74 investment proposals for industrial production of hydrogen, totaling 16 billion euros.
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Nevada utility NV Energy unveiled its plans for three solar-plus-storage projects, amassing 478 MW of solar PV and 338MW/1,352MWh of battery storage by the end of 2023.
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Switch and Capital Dynamics started construction works at their massive Gigawatt 1 project set to generate 555 MW of solar power and 800 MWh of battery storage in Nevada, USA.
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Network operator Hokkaido Electric Power selected Sumitomo to couple a 17MW/51MWh vanadium flow battery with a wind farm in northern Japan.