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Polish solar industry warns draft grid connection legislation could hurt storage and renewables buildout
Polish Photovoltaic and Energy Storage Association (PSFiME) says proposed changes to Poland’s energy law would impose high upfront costs on developers, raising market entry barriers and unfairly favouring large, well-capitalized players.
CATL locks $17 billion battery material deal as lithium prices soar
As lithium prices surged to a two-year high in early 2026, the world’s largest battery maker, CATL, moved to secure a mega-order of lithium iron phosphate cathode material in what ranks among the largest battery materials deals ever announced.
Kick off in Oslo’s Intility Arena: Battery flattens matchday peaks, earns revenue for startup
Norwegian startup Peak Shaper has commissioned a 1.2 MW battery system at Intility Arena, utilizing an "Energy as a Service" model without capital costs for those that want a battery. Torfinn Årdalsbakke, a project developer at Peak Shaper, tells ESS News more.
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Latin America ‘needs modern grid infrastructure, stable regulation, and pro-investment policy’
Atlas Renewable Energy recently inaugurated the 200 MW/800 MWh 'BESS Del Desierto' project in Chile's Antofagasta region days after closing $510 million to build the 215 MW solar plus 418 MW/1,672 MWh BESS Estepa site. pv magazine spoke with Alfredo Solar, Atlas' regional manager for Chile, about those milestones, the state of the sector, and LatAm's renewables prospects.
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