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Multiple outlets (Reuters, BNN Bloomberg, Seeking Alpha) confirm NatPower's 25 GWh Tesla Megapack deal in Italy and Britain announced today.

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NatPower taps Tesla Megapacks for 25 GWh storage push across Italy and Britain

NatPower has partnered with Tesla on a multiyear project to install 25 GWh of Megapack battery storage in Italy and Britain as the first phase of an initiative that could reach beyond 100 GWh and generate up to $15 billion in revenue over 20 years.

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NatPower taps Tesla Megapacks for 25 GWh storage push across Italy and Britain
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NatPower signed a multiyear pact with Tesla to install 25 GWh of Megapack battery storage in Italy and Britain. The agreement uses Tesla hardware and its trading software. Five initial projects cost 4 to 5 billion dollars. The effort targets over 100 GWh capacity and widens Tesla's reach in Europe's network-scale storage market.

An independent energy company called NatPower has signed a multiyear pact with Tesla to install battery systems totaling 25 GWh in Italy and Britain.
The agreement covers initial projects and software integration.
The agreement covers initial projects and software integration. The independent energy firm will roll out the automaker’s Megapack hardware and rely on its trading platform to determine optimal times for purchasing and selling power, according to the parties. They disclosed the arrangement Tuesday through Reuters.
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Five projects comprise the opening stage, which carries a construction cost of $4 billion to $5 billion.
The program targets more than 100 GWh over time.
The program targets more than 100 GWh over time. The wider initiative reportedly aims to surpass 100 GWh of total capacity and generate revenue that could exceed $15 billion across two decades.
The companies described the partnership as one that would broaden Tesla’s presence in Europe’s expanding network-scale storage sector.
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