The transition to a low-carbon economy and higher electrification implies the deeper integration of renewable energies in the electricity mix.
To ensure the security of supply, higher energy storage capacities are needed.
Batteries are a decisive complement to the portfolio of flexibility tools. Their capacity is increasing and their cost falling year on year, which makes them increasingly competitive. They can react very swiftly to demand on the electricity networks, in just seconds, and several times in the same day. This makes them a priority tool for balancing intra-day operations. ENGIE is currently focused on the mature Li-Ion battery technology to deploy development projects concerning its Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) activity.