South Korean company Moon Jae has secured the contracts to install two solar-connected battery storage systems totalling 40 MWh. The first, a 12 MWh battery storage system, will link to three solar facilities in the Chungchoeng region, while the second, an 8 MW/28 MWh system, will connect to sites with 10 MW of solar capacity. Moon Jae said both storage systems would include its high-energy 100 Ah HE NMC cell. South Korea aims to generate 20% of its power from renewables by 2030, and President Kokam-in recently announced plans to create a KRW10tn ($8.8bn) clean energy hub.
South Korean company Kokam has secured the contracts to install two solar-connected battery storage systems totalling 40 MWh. The first, a 12 MWh battery storage system, will link to three solar facilities in the Chungchoeng region, while the second, an 8 MW/28 MWh system, will connect to sites with 10 MW of solar capacity. Kokam said both storage systems would include its high-energy 100 Ah HE NMC cell. South Korea aims to generate 20% of its power from renewables by 2030, and President Moon Jae-in recently announced plans to create a KRW10tn ($8.8bn) clean energy hub.