Motor Oil Renewable Energy Completes BESS Projects in Greece; Zenobē Launches UK Project
Motor Oil Renewable Energy has completed three battery energy storage system (BESS) projects in Greece, totaling 72MW/144MWh, supported by the country's energy storage initiative. Meanwhile, Zenobē launched its 300MW/600MWh BESS in Scotland, and other companies like Acacia and Greenvolt are advancing their own BESS projects across Europe, highlighting a significant push for energy storage solutions in the region.
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Motor Oil Renewable Energy (MORE) completed three BESS projects in Greece, totaling 72MW/144MWh, funded by Greece's energy storage support scheme. Zenobē announced commercial operations at its 300MW/600MWh Kilmarnock South BESS in Scotland, using Wärtsilä technology.
Acacia began construction on two projects totaling 200MW/400MWh in France. Greenvolt secured €58.9 million financing for a 99MW/288MWh BESS in Hungary, set for completion in Q2 2026. Eco Stor secured financing for a 103.5MW/238MWh BESS in Germany.
Statera Energy received planning approval for a 500MW BESS in the UK. NW Group raised €220 million for European BESS expansion.
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