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Grenergy secures $457 million for 1.8 GWh Chile battery portfolio
Grenergy has secured $457 million in non-recourse financing for a 242 MW solar-plus-storage project at Algarrobal and a 204 MW distributed solar portfolio in Chile, with six projects in the portfolio set to add 289 MWh of battery storage.
Oct 12, 2026
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INTERVIEW: Hithium’s sodium-ion storage push, where it could win, where it won’t, and path to bankability
In this interview with ESS News, Hithium’s Leb Lan discusses the company's advances, where sodium-ion could compete with LFP, and what still needs proving. Lan says validation of the new generation is planned and safety testing is ongoing, but is light on detail around pricing figures and engagement with insurers.
Enerparc attracts more than 100 potential investors as insolvency sale moves forward
More than 100 potential investors have expressed interest in insolvent German solar and storage developer Enerparc, with initial bids already submitted and a first transaction targeted for December. The sale could include solar portfolios, project pipelines and key subsidiaries, while financing challenges and potential creditor losses remain unresolved.
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Grenergy secures $457 million for 1.8 GWh Chile battery portfolio
Grenergy has secured $457 million in non-recourse financing for a 242 MW solar-plus-storage project at Algarrobal and a 204 MW distributed solar portfolio in Chile, with six projects in the portfolio set to add 289 MWh of battery storage.
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INTERVIEW: Hithium’s sodium-ion storage push, where it could win, where it won’t, and path to bankability
In this interview with ESS News, Hithium’s Leb Lan discusses the company's advances, where sodium-ion could compete with LFP, and what still needs proving. Lan says validation of the new generation is planned and safety testing is ongoing, but is light on detail around pricing figures and engagement with insurers.
Enerparc attracts more than 100 potential investors as insolvency sale moves forward
More than 100 potential investors have expressed interest in insolvent German solar and storage developer Enerparc, with initial bids already submitted and a first transaction targeted for December. The sale could include solar portfolios, project pipelines and key subsidiaries, while financing challenges and potential creditor losses remain unresolved.
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