Today’s paper

  1. Ireland · 28 Sep 2026

    Ireland will stop charging grid batteries like a factory when they fill up - from 1 October they pay the generator fee instead

    Energy Storage Ireland: from 1 October 2026 standalone and co-located battery storage moves from Demand Transmission Use of System charges to Generator Transmission Use of System charges. ESI cited D-TUoS of up to EUR 30 per megawatt-hour when batteries imported to charge. This is a grid-storage charging rule, not the SEAI panel grant.

  2. Australia · 25 Sep 2026

    Amazon booked a four-hour Victorian battery without building it - Australia's first corporate storage toll outside the energy industry

    Amazon signed a tolling deal with Anza Power (I Squared) for the 50 MW / 200 MWh Bairnsdale battery in East Gippsland. Fixed fee; Amazon controls charge/discharge and arbitrage. ESS News: first Amazon standalone BESS toll globally; first Australian BESS toll for a non-energy business.

  3. Croatia · 17 Sep 2026

    A Croatian oil factory switched on 3.5 MW of solar and a 4.5 MW / 9 MWh battery - self-use first, surplus into the box

    Zito Group's oil plant at Cepin commissioned a 3.5 MW solar array with a 4.5 MW / 9 MWh battery for EUR 3.85 million, co-financed from the EU Recovery plan. Expected output 5,500 MWh a year against factory use above 10,130 MWh. Self-use first; surplus into the box.

Also filed

  1. Greece put €8.15 million toward workplace batteries next to solar. Most of the programme budget is still sitting unused.

    Storage · 24 Sep 2026

  2. Victoria's state utility bought into a long battery - and booked half its power for fifteen years for business customers

    Australia · 24 Sep 2026

  3. Arizona's big utility booked a four-hour battery for twenty years - and the banks closed $220 million behind it

    United States · 23 Sep 2026

  4. Malaysia publishes a fixed grid fee for corporate solar that can deliver for four hours

    Malaysia · 23 Sep 2026

  5. A German steel mill bought solar - and the right to run the batteries when the plant needs power

    Markets · 22 Sep 2026

  6. Google banked leftover solar in batteries so clean power showed up in the hours it actually used

    United States · 22 Sep 2026

  7. Australia switched on its first eight-hour grid battery. It fills up at noon and runs into the night.

    Australia · 21 Sep 2026

  8. US workplaces bought batteries in bulk last quarter. The install record was not only utilities.

    United States · 21 Sep 2026

  9. Canberra’s small-scale battery discount stops at 100 kWh. NSW’s workplace voucher goes to 30 MWh.

    Australia · 19 Sep 2026

  10. Ireland’s panel grant is not the payment for leftover noon.

    Ireland · 19 Sep 2026

  11. Malaysia closed new applications on the old one-for-one meter. The 2026 workplace path is ATAP.

    Malaysia · 19 Sep 2026

  12. The Australian battery discount is paid in traded paper. Tuesday’s price is not your contract.

    Markets · 19 Sep 2026

  13. Ireland will help pay for workplace solar panels. The battery is a separate bill.

    Ireland · 18 Sep 2026

  14. NSW will knock money off a workplace battery. The published cut is a range. Your quote is a different number.

    Australia · 18 Sep 2026

  15. If the lights are still on after sunset, a battery is how lunchtime sun works the night shift.

    Storage · 15 Sep 2026

  16. Malaysia pays a business a bulk rate for leftover lunchtime sun. That is not the rate on your bill.

    Malaysia · 15 Sep 2026

  17. The Malaysian home rebate tops out at RM3,000. It does not pay for a factory roof.

    Malaysia · 15 Sep 2026

  18. Croatia opened its first household battery grant. The workplace lesson sits next door in the business call.

    Croatia · 30 Jun 2026

  19. Croatia finally priced the grid hook-up. Hybrid solar-plus-battery sites now pay on the higher of import or export.

    Croatia · 25 Jun 2026