Diesel-to-battery swap: Pulse Clean Energy eyes 1GW UK grid battery storage pipeline following rebrand

Michael Holder
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Pulse Clean Power is targeting a global pipeline of battery storage projects | Credit: iStock
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Pulse Clean Power is targeting a global pipeline of battery storage projects | Credit: iStock

Firm previously known as Green Frog Power announces rebrand and renewed focus on battery storage following acquisition by IMCO last year

A fresh player has emerged in Britain's burgeoning energy storage market, with Pulse Clean Energy today announcing ambitions to develop and operate 1GW of grid-scale battery storage sites nationwide to...

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