World’s Largest Storage-as-Transmission Project Announced by Fluence and TransnetBW to Strengthen Energy Security and Renewable Integration in Germany
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The project will improve energy security and significantly support Germanys energy transition pathway by increasing the efficiency of the existing grid infrastructure.
Key Points:
- The project will improve energy security and significantly support Germanys energy transition pathway by increasing the efficiency of the existing grid infrastructure.
- The 250 MW battery-based energy storage system, supplied by Fluence, will be located at Kupferzell, a major grid hub.
- The system will also ease bottlenecks stemming from transporting wind energy from Germanys north to the countrys southern load centres.
- Working with TransnetBW to deliver this Netzbooster project will result in a critical contribution to the countrys energy security and the stabilization of energy costs, said Markus Meyer, Managing Director at Fluence Energy GmbH.