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Rystad: 15-minute trading intervals boost BESS profits in Europe by 14% on average
Europe’s move to 15-minute spot-market intervals, effective Oct. 1, is altering the economics of battery storage, with Rystad Energy estimating that BESS profits in some countries have increased by over 20%.
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Stacking value in a changing market: BESS revenue in October
October brought a fundamental shift to battery trading dynamics In Germany as the day-ahead market switched from hourly to 15-minute intervals. Lennard Wilkening, CEO and Co-Founder of suena energy, breaks down how this structural change, combined with shifting weather patterns, reshaped revenue opportunities – and why tactical responsiveness across markets will only grow in importance as winter volatility sets in.
Terralayr launches ‘ETF’ model for battery storage: Parallel trading by multiple optimizers on single assets
The "Enhanced Trading of Flexibility" platform allows Entrix, Suena, and The Mobility House to trade simultaneously on a single battery asset. The approach aims to reduce the "binary risk" of relying on a single trading strategy while extending battery life through schedule netting.
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Battery storage values reach record highs in ERCOT, Pexapark finds
Despite a significant decline in BESS revenues triggered primarily by the saturation of the anciliary services market, the revenue outlook for battery energy storage systems (BESS) in Texas' ERCOT is positive. Pexapark’s latest Q3 ERCOT Market Update report shows that the energy arbitrage value over the next 10 years has gained as much as 19% year-over-year.
Stable, not volatile: How battery storage shapes electricity prices
The energy transition is facing a new challenge: rather than being determined by the total amount of energy generated, supply security is now dependent on its flexibility. The availability of electricity increasingly depends on when and where it is fed into or extracted from the grid, rather than on its overall production alone, writes Philipp Merk, founder and managing director of Kyon Energy.
Back in motion: Battery revenues surge as volatility returns
After a relatively slow couple of months, September brought back a more favorable trading environment for battery operators in Germany. Lennard Wilkening, CEO and Co-Founder of suena energy, unpacks what drove the rebound and why precision and the right strategy are set to matter even more as day-ahead trading transitions to 15-minute granularity.
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Beyond revenue potential: Navigating the technical complexities of BESS optimisation
As competition in the battery energy storage system (BESS) sector intensifies, developers must navigate not only market volatility and price saturation but also complex operational factors that directly influence profitability. In our experience, focusing solely on projected revenues without accounting for technical and regulatory challenges can quietly erode long-term returns, write Edward Treloar and Anna Gerokostopoulou of Sympower.
Electricity spot market switch to 15-minute intervals boosts battery revenue
The transition of the electricity spot market to 15-minute increments, effective since Oct. 1, is already changing the economic dynamics of battery storage in Europe. Storio Energy has tracked a 20% increase in market arbitrage revenue for batteries thanks to more accurate recording of price fluctuations.
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Future-proof or fail: how battery storage projects can thrive in Germany
Germany’s battery storage boom is real but so are the bottlenecks. As capital pours in and gigawatt-hour-scale projects near launch, grid connection delays and regulatory uncertainty are threatening to dampen momentum. At the 3rd BVES Investor Summit in Berlin, more than 500 industry leaders gathered to weigh the hype against the hard realities.
Energy storage could cut Brazil’s electricity system costs 16% in 2029
Storage is essential to expand renewables penetration and ensure grid flexibility, according to a study by consultants PSR. Regulatory and tax barriers still limit the sector, however, and new revenue sources are needed to make projects viable.
Australia backs big batteries amid coal exit
Utility-scale batteries are meeting the challenge of guaranteeing network reliability during the clean energy transition with Australia having surpassed the United Kingdom to become the third-largest market for large-scale battery energy storage systems (BESS), behind China and the United States.
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