Eneco, a Dutch energy company, has announced plans to build a 50 MW battery energy storage project in Belgium, utilizing Tesla battery packs. This venture marks Eneco’s largest battery storage project to date. Located in Ville-sur-Haine, the project will comprise 53 “Megapack” battery units from Tesla, with a combined capacity to provide power for 4 hours or a total of 200 megawatt-hours.
Battery energy storage projects like this one are becoming increasingly significant as renewable energy sources, such as solar and wind, contribute a growing share of electricity generation. These storage systems help stabilize the grid and ensure a reliable power supply.
Eneco, which is majority-owned by Japan’s Mitsubishi Corp., is actively investing in clean energy solutions to meet the rising demand for sustainable power and support the transition to a greener future.
Key Highlights:
- Eneco will construct a 50 MW battery energy storage project in Belgium using Tesla battery packs.
- The project, located in Ville-sur-Haine, will feature 53 “Megapack” battery units from Tesla.
- The battery storage system will have a capacity to deliver power for 4 hours or a total of 200 megawatt-hours.
- As renewable energy generation grows, battery storage projects play a vital role in ensuring grid stability.
- Eneco, backed by Mitsubishi Corp., is committed to investing in clean energy solutions.
