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Energy Storage News reports the Alpiq acquisition, CNTE supply, and Terralayr-Vattenfall tolling update; corroborated by reNEWS, ess-news, SolarQuarter, Vattenfall, and CNTE PRs.

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VERIFIEDBy Xavier Rivera· ·1 min read

Germany brings around 260MW of BESS online through three fresh deals

Alpiq, CATL-backed CNTE and Terralayr have each activated battery storage projects in Germany that together bring around 260MW of operational capacity, including the country’s former largest system at Bollingstedt. The developments arrive weeks before the Energy Storage Summit Germany 2026 opens in Berlin.

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Germany brings around 260MW of BESS online through three fresh deals
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Alpiq acquires the 238MWh Bollingstedt BESS from Eco Stor, CNTE supplies a 50MW/100MWh battery system, and Terralayr launches its first virtual tolling portfolio with Vattenfall. The three updates together bring approximately 260MW of new battery energy storage capacity online in Germany. They strengthen the country's grid flexibility weeks before the Energy Storage Summit Germany 2026.

Power company Alpiq, CATL-backed system integrator CNTE and virtual tolling platform Terralayr have each delivered battery energy storage updates that together add approximately 260MW of operational capacity in Germany.
The Bollingstedt BESS ranked as the largest in the country upon commissioning in mid-2025.
The announcements come just weeks ahead of the Energy Storage Summit Germany 2026, which runs 15-16 September in Berlin.
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Alpiq acquires the 238MWh Bollingstedt project from Eco Stor. The Bollingstedt BESS ranked as the largest in the country upon commissioning in mid-2025. Alpiq has purchased the asset from its previous owner. Source: Energy Storage News ↗
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CATL-backed CNTE supplies a roughly 50MW/100MWh BESS in Germany. The integrator provided the system as part of the recent surge in storage activity, helping reach the combined total of approximately 260MW across the three updates. Source: Energy Storage News ↗
The platform has activated its inaugural complete contracted portfolio under virtual tolling arrangements.
Terralayr’s first fully contracted virtually tolled portfolio with Vattenfall is now online. The platform has activated its inaugural complete contracted portfolio under virtual tolling arrangements. Source: Energy Storage News ↗
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