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Energy Storage News round-up is corroborated by Renewables Now, ReNews, Energy Global and others on Encavis' Ceprano BESS buy, OX2's Hanwha acquisitions and Sunotec's 379MWh Bulgarian commissioning.

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Home/Energy/Europe BESS round-up: Encavis, OX2 advance in Italy, Sunotec commissions Bulgaria project
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Europe BESS round-up: Encavis, OX2 advance in Italy, Sunotec commissions Bulgaria project

Encavis has acquired its first utility-scale standalone BESS in Italy, OX2 has purchased two projects from Hanwha in the Italian market, and Sunotec has commissioned a 379MWh installation in Bulgaria as part of its debut collaboration with GEN-Is.

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Encavis secures its first utility-scale standalone battery storage project in Italy, a 65MW/260MWh facility expected online in 2028, OX2 takes ownership of two Italian projects from Hanwha, and Sunotec commissions a 379MWh system in Bulgaria. The activity increases the pipeline for utility-scale battery storage in Italy and marks an early large project in Bulgaria.

Several fresh moves have emerged in Europe’s battery storage market. German IPP Encavis has secured its first utility-scale standalone battery energy storage system in Italy, OX2 has taken ownership of two Italian projects originally developed by Hanwha, and Sunotec has brought a 379MWh system online in its initial Bulgarian venture.
The system is reportedly the first project delivered by Sunotec in partnership with GEN-Is and marks an early step for utility-scale storage deployment in the country.
Encavis enters Italy with first utility-scale BESS. The German independent power producer (IPP) purchased the Ceprano project, situated south of Rome in the Lazio region, from ReFeel New Energy, an Italian developer backed by Gresham House Europe. The facility will have around 65MW/260MWh of installed capacity when it reaches its expected commissioning date in 2028. Source: Energy Storage News ↗

OX2 purchases two Italian BESS projects from Hanwha. The transactions broaden the Swedish developer’s Italian pipeline, although specific capacity figures and timelines were not disclosed. Source: Energy Storage News ↗
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Sunotec commissions 379MWh battery project in Bulgaria. The system is reportedly the first project delivered by Sunotec in partnership with GEN-Is and marks an early step for utility-scale storage deployment in the country. Source: Energy Storage News ↗
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