By ESS news
German energy company Leag is working with Fluence Energy GmbH, the German subsidiary of US-based Fluence Energy, on a 1 GW/4 GWh system in Jänschwalde. This is Germany’s first officially announced multi-gigawatt scale project and perhaps Europe’s largest project to date.
The GigaBattery project is part of Leag’s GigawattFactory, a major regional industrial initiative aimed at developing large-scale renewable energy generation, energy storage and green hydrogen infrastructure in Germany’s Lusatia region, transforming former coal mining area into a gigawatt-scale green energy hub.
In 2022, the German lignite miner and energy producer announced plans to bring 7 GW of solar and wind capacity online by 2030.
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