Pulse Clean Energy activates 30MW battery storage project in
Pulse Clean Energy today announces that its 30MW / 67MWh battery energy storage system (BESS), located in Atherton, West of Manchester, is now operational.
Bramley BESS (Hampshire): 100 MW / 331 MWh, currently the UK's largest energy storage project. Fidra Energy (Thorpe Marsh): A 1.4 GW / 3.1 GWh BESS being built on a former coal site. Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP): Two 500 MW / 3 GWh systems planned in Scotland.
Energy storage technology has become a serious business opportunity, with companies investing billions of pounds into building new facilities. The variety of projects in the pipeline suggests the UK will be better able to avoid curtailing wind energy in the future, even accounting for growth in wind power capacity.
The UK's journey to net zero will be impossible without large-scale energy storage. As renewables like wind and solar become dominant sources of electricity, storing excess power and deploying it when demand is high is critical.
Having substantial grid-scale energy storage could help stabilise electricity prices, which might give households lower and less volatile bills. It would also reduce the need to fire up gas generators during supply lulls, lowering the influence of expensive imported gas on electricity prices.
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