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11 Mar 2024

Flexibility leads to better incorporation of Wind at Sea

Research firm CE-Delft was commissioned by the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate to study the incorporation of energy from Wind at Sea in the [...]
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Jan 31, 2024

RoyalHaskoning study: more focus on battery safety is needed

As part of the Dutch Batteries Strategy, the Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management commissioned a study by RoyalHaskoning around the development of safety in energy storage systems. [...]
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Jan 18, 2024

Enexis and Novar sign unique contract on flexible energy supply

Groningen developer of large-scale renewable energy Novar concludes a first so-called Bidding Duty contract with grid operator Enexis for its solar farm in northeast Groningen. A unique [...]
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Jan 15, 2024

S4 Energy signs contract with Tesla Energy for large-scale hybrid energy storage project

S4 Energy, a specialist in developing and managing energy storage solutions, has signed a contract with Tesla to supply 12 Megapacks. This puts [...]
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Dec 21, 2023

Netherlands' largest battery energy storage system commissioned

A 30-megawatt battery system with an energy storage capacity of 68 megawatt hours; Located in the Vlissingen-Oost energy hub; The energy storage system will provide the [...]
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Nov 23, 2023

Obligation recycling & safety requirements

The European Commission uses a regulation to legislate on batteries. When it comes into force on Aug. 17, 2023, it replaced [...]
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Nov 9, 2023

PGS 37-2 safety framework for storage of lithium-containing energy carriers published

The PGS37-1 was published this summer, a guideline for lithium-based energy carriers. In November 2023, PGS37-2 was published and covers storage [...].
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Sep 28, 2023

GIGA Storage announces large-scale energy storage project in Belgium

Amstelveen, Sept. 28, 2023 - GIGA Storage Belgium announced today that it plans to develop a large-scale energy storage project in Kinrooi, just across the border [...]
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5 Sep 2023

Pure energy: We are building the energy grid of the future

Today Battery 1 was installed next to our Pure Energie office in Enschede. With this we store self-generated renewable energy for later use. This is [...]
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Aug 1, 2023

PGS 37-1 Safety Framework for Lithium-Ion Storage Systems published

Publication safety framework for Lithium-ion-containing energy carriers - PGS37-1 The PGS-37 committee (Publication of Hazardous Substances), in which ESNL participated, has developed a safety framework for energy carriers containing [...]
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Jul 24, 2023

New EU rules on recycling batteries

New rules around battery design, production and recycling On Wednesday, June 14, 2023, the European Parliament approved new rules regarding the [...]
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Jul 4, 2023

National Energy System Plan: energy storage is key technology

On Monday, July 3, Climate and Energy Minister Jetten presented the strategy for the energy system of the future. This was done with the publication [...]
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Jun 20, 2023

Tennet: Big role for batteries for stable 2030 electricity grid

TenneT today published a position paper entitled 'TenneT's position on Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS)'. With this paper, the grid operator aims to clarify [...]
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Jun 7, 2023

Holland's largest battery is nowhere near big enough

In Vlissingen, the largest battery in the Netherlands is being prepared for use. The energy storage market is growing, but batteries are still too small and too expensive [....]
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Jun 7, 2023

'Dutch 130-hour battery makes hydrogen-powered gas plants obsolete'

To get through dark and windless periods, the Netherlands will need green hydrogen-fueled gas power plants in the future, TenneT concludes after research. A bad idea, [...]