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Greece is gearing up for its second aggressive public sale for standalone, front-of-the-meter vitality storage amenities linked to the electrical energy transmission community. The public sale is a part of Greece’s 1 GW vitality storage program.
The nation introduced its 1 GW vitality storage program in the summertime with three separate tenders that includes 400 MW, 300 MW and 300 MW of capability. The primary tender awarded 12 vitality storage tasks in August, with 411,79 ΜW of capability in complete. The second public sale goals to award one other 288,21 MW of storage capability.
Buyers who’re all for collaborating within the tender have to submit their purposes by Dec. 22. The regulator will publish an preliminary listing of certified candidates on Feb. 8, permitting a couple of further days for appeals over the listing. The plan is to run the tender instantly after the enchantment course of has ended.
Greece’s 1 GW vitality storage program is designed to be dependable and aggressive.
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