Ørsted to build 600MWh Tesla battery system for Hornsea 3 offshore wind farm

Stuart Stone
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Ørsted adds battery storage capacity equivalent to daily energy use of 80,000 UK homes to third phase of world's largest offshore wind farm

Danish energy giant Ørsted has announced plans to deploy a battery energy storage system with capacity equivalent to the daily energy use of 80,000 UK homes, as part of the third phase of the world's largest...

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