United Kingdom – Gore Street’s Ferrymuir and Stony battery storage sites in the UK will receive turnkey systems and EPC (engineering, procurement, and construction) services from Nidec Group.
While the Stony plant is close to Milton Keynes in England and is connected to the Western Power Distribution network, the Ferrymuir plant is situated in the Scottish county of Fife and is connected to the Scottish Power Distribution network.
Nidec will serve as a supplier for Gore Street as an EPC contractor, following the realization of two systems from the design stage through the construction and testing stage, as well as managing and maintaining the systems over the course of their lifetime. Both sites are expected to be activated in the fourth quarter of 2022, and by February 2023, the plants should be fully operational from a commercial standpoint.
Switch to renewables
Through its BESS solutions, which are based on 100% Made-in-Italy technology developed in its Cinisello Balsamo and Montebello plants, Nidec wants to actively contribute to the switch to renewable energy. These solutions can play a significant role in assisting Europe’s transition to energy efficiency.
Modern electricity grids and battery storage systems become crucial components of the new energy strategy and are essential to achieving the goal of a sustainable and electric future.
