Wednesday, 10/06/2026 | 19:16 GMT+7
WPD is carrying out the project, funded by Ofgem’s Network Innovation Allowance, alongside British Solar Renewables (BSR) and the National Solar Centre.

The battery will be built and supplied by UK-based renewable energy firm RES.
The industrial-scale project will investigate the technical and commercial feasibility of linking a batter storage facility, a solar park and the electricity network.
Jenny Woodruff, WPD’s Innovation and Low Carbon Networks Engineer said: “Finding an economical way to store renewable energy will provide security of energy supply from renewable sources. It will ensure renewables aren’t wasted as in this case it will allow solar energy to be stored and accessed when required.”
WPD delivers electricity to around 7.8 million customers in the Midlands, South West England and South Wales.
The Energy Live News
ROEI - C2.2.13: Providing technical support, training, and communication on energy efficiency for industrial zones and clusters in Vietnam
22/05/2026
Energy Efficiency Solutions in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
REOI - C2.1.26: Develop/Upgrade MRV Systems for Selected Industrial Sectors
EOI Extension (#1): C2.2. 11: Support the development of energy management systems and capacity building
Energy manager training courses in June 2026
Nghi Son Refinery and Petrochemical Continues Its Energy Efficiency and ESG-Oriented Operations
Integrating Technology and Human Resources in Energy Efficiency
GARCO 10 Gradually Saves Energy for Sustainable Development