MORE: Three Energy Storage Facilities in operation

Three Energy Storage Facilities (ESFs) developed by MORE, with a total installed capableness of 72 MW and storage capableness of 144 MWh, are entering the last signifier of transportation to the energy grid.

These three facilities are among the archetypal projects of their benignant to go operational successful Greece. Following the support of requests by the Independent Power Transmission Operator (IPTO), the “Ternitsa” installation successful Fokida (30 MW / 60 MWh), “Vevi” successful Florina (22 MW / 44 MWh), and “Sanida” successful Boeotia (20 MW / 40 MWh) are moving into the last stage of activation.

Connection timeline

Specifically, the energization and grid transportation process to the energy transmission system is scheduled to take spot betwixt Wednesday, April 15 and Friday, April 17.

According to MORE, operation of the facilities was completed within a peculiarly abbreviated timeframe—approximately 5 months—achieving a precocious implementation gait and ensuring afloat operational readiness arsenic aboriginal arsenic autumn 2025. Their energization became imaginable pursuing the completion of the applicable regulatory framework.

The commissioning of the archetypal large-scale vigor storage projects enhances the utilization of renewable vigor sources and reduces curtailments. It besides contributes to system stability and creates the conditions for lowering energy costs for some consumers and businesses. At the aforesaid time, it represents different step toward strengthening Greece’s vigor autonomy and advancing the transition to a much flexible and businesslike vigor system.

MORE is simply a subsidiary of the Motor Oil Group and ranks among the largest renewable vigor companies successful Greece. The institution develops, constructs, and operates renewable vigor and storage projects, actively contributing to the transformation of the country’s vigor sector.

The projects were selected under the 2nd competitory tender process of the Regulatory Authority for Waste, Energy and Water for vigor storage systems and are being implemented done the National Recovery and Resilience Plan “Greece 2.0,” with backing from the European Union – NextGenerationEU.