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  1. New subsidy schemes in Romania will cover up to 100% of the costs associated with installing solar-plus-storage at public institutions, or with adding storage to existing PV installations. Calls for proposals open tomorrow.#Batteries #Commercial&industrial #EnergyStorage #Europe #Finance
    Romania allocates €650 million for solar, storage at public buildings - pv magazine Global
  2. Econergy has launched commercial operations at its 70 MW/141 MWh Părău 1 battery project in Romania, paired with an existing 92 MW solar plant to create a 162 MW hybrid site.#Batteries #EnergyStorage #Europe #Highlights
    Merchant BESS switched on at operational solar site in Romania - pv magazine Global
  3. Switzerland’s largest battery storage facility goes online

    Switzerland’s largest battery storage facility has begun operations in Gurtnellen, combining 50 MW and 8.4 MW systems developed by Axpo and Energie Uri. The Fluence-supplied project will support grid flexibility.#Batteries #EnergyStorage #Europe
    Switzerland's largest battery storage facility goes online - pv magazine Global

  4. Analysis from Solar Macedonia says both standalone and co-located battery projects are beginning to materialise, while recent drought conditions have been favorable to the economic viability of solar projects.#Batteries #Commercial&industrial #EnergyStorage #Europe #Highlights #Utility-scale
    North Macedonia’s BESS market begins to develop - pv magazine Global
  5. Europe’s battery storage market is set to surge 78% to 57 GWh in 2026, led by Germany, Bulgaria, Italy, the UK, and Spain, as falling costs and supportive policies accelerate deployment.#Batteries #EnergyStorage #Europe
    Europe’s storage market to hit 57 GWh in 2026, says EUPD Research - pv magazine Global
  6. Latvia has expanded its €85 million household renewable energy support program, raising grants for eligible households and increasing the minimum supported battery capacity from 5 kWh to 10 kWh.#Batteries #EnergyStorage #Europe #Highlights #Residential
    Latvia expands residential solar and battery rebate scheme - pv magazine Global