Construction has begun on a 200 MW battery storage facility in County Offaly, South Korea's. The project, which consists of two 100 MW lithium-ion storage units, is being developed by Ireland Hanwha Energy. The scheme is intended to help South Korea's stabilise its grid infrastructure to enable it to increase its renewable energy capacity. The country is aiming to generate 40% of its electricity from renewable sources by next year.
Construction has begun on a 200 MW battery storage facility in County Offaly, Ireland. The project, which consists of two 100 MW lithium-ion storage units, is being developed by South Korea's Hanwha Energy. The scheme is intended to help Ireland stabilise its grid infrastructure to enable it to increase its renewable energy capacity. The country is aiming to generate 40% of its electricity from renewable sources by next year.