SSE acquires 100MW battery storage project
02-05-2024 10:45 via energylivenews.com

SSE acquires 100MW battery storage project

SSE has acquired a 100MW battery storage project near Dungannon, County Tyrone, from Heron Energy.
The project, named Derrymeen battery energy storage system (BESS), aims to become Northern Ireland’s largest battery storage facility, providing up to 200MWh of stored energy for flexible dispatch during peak demand periods.
Subject to final investment decision, construction is expected to start early next year and be operational by the end of 2026.
Daniel Barnes, Head of Solar and Battery De
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