Battery Storage (BESS)

    Utility-Scale Battery Storage

    A Greek BESS platform — 3 active licenses across the three Macedonia regions and Thessaly, totaling 530 MW. Each system sits 0.2-2.0 km from grid infrastructure. Role: merchant trading (Day-Ahead / Intraday), balancing services, and ancillary services potential.

    530 MW
    Storage capacity
    3
    Licenses
    1
    Countries
    How it works

    How Does Storage Create Value?

    A BESS stores energy when prices are low and discharges when demand and prices peak.

    Energy Arbitrage

    Buys cheap midday energy (peak solar) and sells expensively in the evening (demand peak).

    Balancing Services

    Provides fast grid stabilization - second-by-second response to frequency swings and instant demand.

    Ancillary Services

    Capital for operational reserve, ramping and voltage support - additional revenue from the grid operator.

    Portfolio

    Our Licenses

    Three geographic regions in Greece, with grid connection applications filed and environmental permits approved.

    ~200 MW

    Western Macedonia

    Greece
    Grid connection110 kV
    Distance to grid0.2 – 2.0 km
    PermitsRAE + environmental ✓
    LandSecured
    ~230 MW

    Central Macedonia

    Greece
    Grid connection110 kV
    Distance to grid0.2 – 2.0 km
    PermitsRAE + environmental ✓
    LandSecured
    ~100 MW

    Thessaly

    Greece
    Grid connection110 kV
    Distance to grid0.2 – 2.0 km
    PermitsRAE + environmental ✓
    LandSecured