Zenobe acquires 400MW battery energy storage project in Cumbria

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Zenobe's BESS site at Blackhillock in Scotland - Credit: Kraken
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Zenobe's BESS site at Blackhillock in Scotland - Credit: Kraken

Battery storage specialist snaps up ready to build BESS system with 2028 connection date from renewable energy and developer Innova

Zenobē has announced it has acquired a 400MW ready-to-build battery energy storage system (BESS) project, with a 2028 connection date, from renewable energy and data centre developer Innova. Based in...

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