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Energy Storage News•22 days ago

Australia’s biggest LDES tender: NSW contracts six battery storage projects totalling 1.17GW/12GWh

•New South Wales (NSW) has contracted six new battery storage projects totaling 1.17GW/11.98GWh, marking its largest-ever long-duration energy storage (LDES) tender.
•This significant procurement by ASL (formerly AEMO Services) demonstrates a strong government commitment to grid stability and decarbonization through LDES.
•For developers, this tender signals a robust market opportunity in Australia for large-scale battery projects, setting a precedent for future LDES procurements and potential PPA structures.

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CleanTechnica•22 days ago

Which Automakers Are Electrifying Fastest In USA?

•The article analyzes 2025 US EV sales data to identify which automakers are leading in electrification, indicating a significant and accelerating shift in the automotive sector towards electric vehicles.
•Rapid EV adoption will drive substantial growth in electricity demand, creating new opportunities for generation (especially renewables), storage projects, and potentially impacting wholesale power prices.
•The underlying growth in EV sales is likely influenced by existing policies like the IRA, which incentivize EV purchases and domestic manufacturing, further stimulating demand for clean energy.

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CleanTechnica•22 days ago

Indonesia Gets Its First 480 kW Charging Station — Thanks To XPENG

•Indonesia has launched its first 480 kW EV charging station, spearheaded by XPENG, marking a significant step in the country's high-power EV infrastructure development.
•This initiative positions Indonesia as a rapidly electrifying market, indicating substantial future growth in electricity demand from the transportation sector.
•For developers and IPPs, this signals an emerging opportunity for new load growth, potentially necessitating grid upgrades, additional generation capacity, or integrated storage solutions to support high-power charging demands.

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CleanTechnica•22 days ago

OPINION: A Month After e-Trike Ban In Manila: Has It Made Manila’s Streets Safer?

•The Philippines' Land Transportation Office (LTO) has enforced a ban on light electric vehicles (e-trikes) on major Metro Manila roads.
•Officials claim the ban has resulted in improved traffic flow and fewer apprehensions, framing it as a win for traffic order.
•This article discusses a transportation policy and urban traffic management, with no direct relevance to power generation, energy markets, or large power consumers.

CleanTechnica•22 days ago

Tesla Had 46% of US EV Market in 2025 (Down from 49% in 2024) — GM 13%, Ford 7%

•The US EV market saw Tesla's share decline to 46% in 2025 (from 49% in 2024), with GM reaching 13% and Ford 7%, indicating a diversifying and expanding market beyond a single dominant player.
•Continued rapid growth and diversification of the EV market signals an accelerating electrification of transportation, translating to substantial and sustained increases in electricity demand across the grid.
•For developers and IPPs, this trend creates significant opportunities for new generation capacity (especially renewables and storage), transmission upgrades, and grid modernization projects to support the growing EV load.

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CleanTechnica•22 days ago

The Hidden Cost of Europe’s Hydrogen Bus Experiment

•Arthur Bus, a publicly funded hydrogen bus startup, collapsed before delivering any vehicles, highlighting significant execution and financial risks in nascent green technology sectors.
•The failure of a venture backed by public funding and municipal orders suggests potential for misallocated capital and increased scrutiny on future hydrogen mobility projects.
•This event impacts market perception of hydrogen's viability in certain applications, potentially influencing investment decisions for developers and large power consumers considering hydrogen as an energy vector or emissions solution.

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CleanTechnica•22 days ago

US Solar Industry Innovators Are Quiet-Quitting US Energy Policy

•Voltage Energy announced an expansion of its solar operations in North Carolina, signaling continued growth in the regional solar market.
•The article's title suggests a growing sentiment of frustration among US solar innovators regarding current energy policy, potentially influencing future investment and development strategies.
•This expansion presents potential development opportunities for IPPs and new PPA options for large power consumers in the Southeast.

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CleanTechnica•22 days ago

105 Fast EV Charging Stations Coming To Boston Public Schools

•Orion Energy Systems secured a $4 million contract to install 105 fast EV chargers for Boston Public Schools' electric bus fleet.
•This project highlights the growing demand for large-scale fleet electrification infrastructure, creating new opportunities for developers in public sector charging solutions.
•The deployment of 105 fast chargers represents a significant new electrical load, necessitating substantial grid interconnection planning and potential upgrades for local utilities and developers.

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POWER Magazine•22 days ago

Aypa Power Secures $1.5-Billion Facility to Support Energy Storage

•Aypa Power, a Blackstone portfolio company, secured a $1.5 billion construction warehouse revolving credit facility, with an additional $0.5 billion accordion feature.
•The substantial financing is dedicated to supporting the development and deployment of utility-scale energy storage and hybrid renewable energy projects.
•This capital injection signals strong investor confidence and growth in the energy storage sector, enabling increased project development for developers and potentially impacting future PPA opportunities.

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POWER Magazine•22 days ago

Versogen, InSolare Energy Will Advance Electrolyzer Tech in India

•Indian clean energy provider InSolare Energy and U.S.-based AEM technology pioneer Versogen are collaborating to develop and commercialize advanced electrolyzer solutions.
•The partnership specifically targets the burgeoning green hydrogen market in India, aiming to introduce Anion Exchange Membrane (AEM) stack and electrolyzer technologies.
•This initiative signals a future increase in the availability and potential cost-effectiveness of green hydrogen production equipment in India for developers and large power consumers.

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Energy Storage News•22 days ago

Evecon, Mirova and Corsica Sole inaugurate first of two 100MW/200MWh BESS in Estonia

•A 100MW/200MWh Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) has been inaugurated in Estonia, representing the first of two identical projects planned by the Baltic Storage Platform joint venture.
•This project highlights the growing market and successful deployment of large-scale BESS in the Baltic region, offering significant opportunities for developers and IPPs.
•The involvement of a developer (Evecon), an IPP (Corsica Sole), and an investment manager (Mirova) demonstrates a common and effective financing and development model for major energy infrastructure projects.

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Energy Storage News•22 days ago

Energy storage players Great Power, Sunwoda and Deye Technology file Hong Kong listing applications

•Three prominent Chinese energy storage companies (Great Power, Sunwoda, Deye Technology) are filing or updating applications for IPOs on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
•These planned IPOs represent significant capital infusions into the global energy storage manufacturing and supply chain.
•Developers and large power consumers can anticipate potential increases in energy storage supply, accelerated product innovation, and heightened market competition, which may lead to more favorable pricing and availability.

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Energy Storage News•22 days ago

Standalone solar no longer enough in Europe as storage takes centre stage

•Standalone solar projects in Europe are increasingly challenging, necessitating the integration of co-located battery storage for new developments.
•The market is shifting towards valuing dispatchable power, impacting project economics, hedging strategies, and PPA structures for solar assets.
•Major investors like Nuveen Infrastructure are actively discussing and likely prioritizing co-located solar-plus-storage projects, indicating a significant trend in project financing and development.

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Energy Storage News•22 days ago

Enlight advances US$3 billion, 1.2GW solar 4GWh BESS ‘Complex’ in Arizona

•IPP Enlight Renewable Energy is advancing its $3 billion, 1.21GW solar and 4GWh BESS CO Bar Complex in Arizona towards operation.
•This project represents a significant new source of dispatchable renewable energy capacity for the Southwest US market.
•The scale of this integrated solar-plus-storage development highlights the growing trend for large-scale, hybrid renewable projects, offering potential PPA opportunities for large power consumers.

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Energy Storage News•22 days ago

LG Energy Solution targets 90GWh of battery orders in US energy storage market in 2026

•LG Energy Solution (LGES) is targeting 90GWh of battery orders specifically for the US energy storage market by 2026, a significant portion of its projected 300GWh global cell production.
•This substantial supply commitment from a major OEM indicates increased availability and potential for more competitive pricing for battery cells in the US, directly benefiting developers and large power consumers planning ESS projects.
•The focus on the US market strengthens the domestic energy storage supply chain, aligning with and potentially leveraging incentives from US energy policies like the IRA.

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Energy Storage News•22 days ago

Why the best way to avoid BESS commissioning delays is to start earlier than you might expect

•Commissioning is identified as a critical, yet often underestimated, final step in bringing Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) projects online.
•Developers and large power consumers are advised to initiate commissioning planning significantly earlier than typically expected to mitigate risks.
•Underestimating the commissioning phase can lead to substantial project delays and increased costs, impacting project timelines and financial returns.

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CleanTechnica•22 days ago

$16 Billion for Waymo to Dominate the Robotaxi Market in the West

•Waymo's projected dominance in the Western robotaxi market, backed by significant investment, signals a major new electricity demand sector.
•The widespread deployment of electric robotaxis will create a substantial, distributed, and growing load on electricity grids, requiring new infrastructure and generation.
•This emerging load presents opportunities for power developers and IPPs in generation, charging infrastructure, and grid services, while also impacting grid planning and operations for utilities and large power consumers.

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CleanTechnica•22 days ago

Electric Moto-taxis Begin Rollout in Manila, Other Urban Centers

•Commercial deployment of electric moto-taxis is beginning in Manila and other Philippine urban centers, moving beyond pilot programs.
•Ride-hailing platform Xpress Super App is integrating electric motorcycles from VOLTAI (an Aboitiz Group brand) into its network, signaling significant EV adoption.
•This shift represents a growing new load segment for the grid, increasing demand for charging infrastructure and potentially new power generation capacity for developers and large consumers.

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CleanTechnica•22 days ago

Zurich Transit Operator Prepares Fresh €150 Million Electric Bus Tender After Supplier Setbacks

•Zurich's public transport authority (VBZ) has launched a new €150 million competitive tender for battery-electric buses, replacing reliance on existing framework contracts.
•This large-scale procurement, following 'supplier setbacks,' signals a significant and concentrated increase in future electricity demand for urban transit operations.
•The competitive nature of the tender, driven by past issues, suggests potential market opportunities for new OEMs and innovative solutions in the electric vehicle and charging infrastructure sectors.

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CleanTechnica•22 days ago

2026 Nissan LEAF Named a 2026 Car and Driver Editors’ Choice Winner

•The 2026 Nissan LEAF's recognition as an Editors’ Choice winner highlights continued OEM investment and market acceptance of new electric vehicle models.
•Sustained EV adoption trends, as indicated by such awards, signal a growing long-term electricity demand, impacting grid planning and generation needs for developers and IPPs.
•The 'value-packed' description suggests broader market penetration, potentially accelerating the rate of demand growth for electricity across various sectors.

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