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United States · 5 Nov 2026
On 30 October 2026 Exelon told investors it sees 1.5 to 3.5 GW, about $3 billion to $7 billion, of regulated storage beyond the capital plan. The 500 MW Atlantic City Electric project, with Invenergy, is expected to deliver more than $700 million in net benefits, with no bill impact in the first five years. A New Jersey order of 9 September calls it up to 500 MW and four hours, on utility land in Pittsgrove, and records a 4 September letter that found the petition administratively deficient. Utility Dive on 2 November prints a $1 billion cost the call does not. No solar plant is named on the site. The battery is not on a customer's premises.
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Storage · 5 Nov 2026
On 3 November 2026 Cactos said it will supply the batteries OK installs at its stations in Denmark. The page prints about 16 MW and just under 65 MWh across 70 systems, with the first 20 in place before 2027. OK's release of 8 October prints about 30 MW and about 60 MWh for a minimum of 70 systems, and already names Cactos. A standard cabinet on that page is 520 kWh. The November photo line shows a 520 kWh, 260 kVA unit at Odense. No kroner price is printed. The batteries charge when wind and solar are plentiful. They do not make power.
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Malaysia · 4 Nov 2026
On 2 November 2026 Northern Solar Assets accepted two letters of award under Malaysia's corporate renewable energy supply scheme. One is 100 MWac of solar coupled with a battery, for 262,800,000 kWh a year. The other is 89 MWac coupled with a battery, for 233,892,000 kWh a year. On 3 November the company told Bursa the contract value is not finalised and the data centres are in Johor, with the street address confidential. No battery megawatts, no sen rate and no start date are printed.
