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15 May 2026

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A wave of gigawatt-scale battery projects gains momentum across the NEM, even as Canberra claws back $1.3 billion in clean energy funding, reshaping evening peaks and challenging gas generators.

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Genex cuts Bulli Creek solar to 300 MW, adds 1.7 GWh storage

PV Magazine AU Storage ·

Genex has announced plans to reconfigure the first stage of its 2.5 GW Bulli Creek multi-stage development in Australia from a 775 MW solar farm to 300 MW, adding a 425 MW / 1,700 MWh battery energy storage system (BESS).

Australian startup tackles global grid security issue

The Energy Co AU Solar ·

Monash University spin-out GridZync has launched Rezonance software to address grid instability caused by inverter-based resources. Using impedance-based stability analysis, the technology identifies potential oscillations and harmonisation issues between renewable generators and the network without requiring access to proprietary manufacturer data.

Beyond the OCE

India’s storage market shifts from tenders to execution

PV Magazine GLOBAL Storage ·

Ratul Puri, chairman of Hindustan Power, tells pv magazine that India’s battery energy storage system (BESS) market is moving from aggressive tendering toward large-scale project execution, as the country increasingly prioritizes grid integration, tr…

Grid-forming tech on centre stage as search for system resilience steps up

PV Magazine GLOBAL Power ·

Grid-forming inverters are gaining global prominence as a critical solution for maintaining system resilience and stability amid rising renewable energy penetration. The technology is undergoing increased testing and deployment in major international markets to ensure grid reliability and support continued solar expansion.

Hanwha Japan unit closes JPY 9 billion solar fund loan

PV Magazine GLOBAL Solar ·

Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp. (SMBC) has arranged a JPY 9 billion ($57 million) syndicated loan for Q.ENEST Holdings, the power business spun out of Hanwha Japan in 2023, to finance an 80 MW portfolio of distributed low-voltage solar assets across Ja…

Cadeler installs inaugural commissioned monopile at Hornsea 3

Power Technology GLOBAL Wind ·

Danish offshore wind installation company Cadeler has installed the first fully commissioned monopile foundation at Ørsted’s 2.9GW Hornsea 3 offshore wind farm, located 120km off the Norfolk coast in UK.

China’s Gotion and Richardson Electronics partner for US-made BESS

Energy-Storage.News GLOBAL Storage ·

Gotion and Richardson Electronics have formed a partnership to manufacture battery energy storage systems within the United States. This strategic collaboration emerges as Chinese firms begin divesting from American assets to comply with updated Foreign Entity of Concern regulations.

From night to noon: France’s reactors are now bending for European solar

PV Magazine GLOBAL Nuclear ·

French nuclear generation is increasingly fluctuating to accommodate surging European solar capacity, with the midday-to-evening output gap expanding eightfold since 2019. ENTSO-E data indicates that while reactors have successfully adapted to these flexible operational requirements, the broader European grid infrastructure still requires significant upgrades to manage the shift.

On the Wire

Pew’s US DER policy playbook aimed at giving ‘every state a path forward’

Energy-Storage.News GLOBAL Storage ·

The Pew Charitable Trusts has launched a Distributed Energy Resources (DER) Policy Playbook to provide US state regulators with frameworks for integrating local energy assets. Co-chaired by Pat Wood III, the initiative offers structured guidance to standardise state-level policy approaches for managing grid-edge technologies and decentralised power systems.

AI model uses cloud type and cover to predict solar power swings

PV Magazine GLOBAL Solar ·

Researchers have developed a machine learning model that utilizes cloud classification and density data to forecast sudden solar irradiance fluctuations. Tested across 15 international locations, the tool aims to improve grid stability by predicting short-term ramp events that impact renewable energy integration.

Hydrostor to enter A-CAES project into Ontario LDES procurement

Energy-Storage.News GLOBAL Storage ·

Hydrostor plans to submit its Advanced Compressed Air Energy Storage project into Ontario's newly launched long-duration energy storage procurement process. The developer aims to secure a contract through this competitive tender to support the Canadian province's grid requirements.

Armenia allows construction of energy storage systems

PV Magazine GLOBAL Solar ·

Armenia has amended its Energy Law to permit the construction of energy storage systems, requiring developers to obtain licenses for projects. Facilities with a capacity under 1 MW or larger systems intended solely for self-consumption are exempt from these licensing requirements.

German storage industry back on growth path, says BVES

PV Magazine GLOBAL Solar ·

German energy storage revenues rebounded significantly in 2024 following a prior downturn, with BVES forecasting continued growth throughout 2025. Despite this financial recovery, the industry body reports that sector uncertainty is currently escalating.

India installs 15.3 GW of solar capacity in Q1

PV Magazine GLOBAL Solar ·

India installed 15.3 GW of solar capacity in the first quarter of 2026 – the highest quarterly addition on record – representing a 143% year-on-year increase, according to Mercom India.

Offshore floating PV could technically meet Italy’s electricity demand

PV Magazine GLOBAL Power ·

Geospatial modeling indicates that utilizing 2% of Italy’s viable offshore marine territory for floating solar arrays could theoretically satisfy the nation's entire annual electricity requirements. Researchers identified optimal deployment zones through a multi-criteria assessment to determine technical feasibility across Italian territorial waters.

IAEA leads Venezuela HEU removal

Power Technology GLOBAL Power ·

The IAEA has supported a multinational operation to remove HEU from Venezuela’s former RV-1 reactor, transferring it to the US for secure processing.