Energy Storage Summit EU 2025: Co-location, avoided emissions and Europe’s hottest markets
Our coverage of the Energy Storage Summit EU 2025, Europe’s biggest industry conference, continues with Day 2.

Our coverage of the Energy Storage Summit EU 2025, Europe’s biggest industry conference, continues with Day 2.
Germany and the UK are currently Europe’s ‘hottest’ markets for battery storage, but others present exciting opportunities, too.
ESN Premium speaks with Anna Darmani, energy storage analyst at Wood Mackenzie, about Europe’s sector evolution.
Spanish energy firm Zelestra and Portuguese utility EDP have signed what they call the “first” solar-plus-storage power purchase agreement (PPA) in the Spanish renewables market.
Juan Ceballos, Trina Storage head of sales for Europe, tells ESN Premium how one of solar’s big players aims to become a major presence in energy storage.
Now is the moment for long-duration energy storage to become a key pillar of the energy transition, writes LDES Council CEO Julia Souder.
IPP Neoen has enlisted BESS supplier NHOA Energy for its first energy storage project in Italy.
Suriya Edwards and Deborah Harvey, partners specialising in battery energy storage at law firm Freeths LLP, analyse new EU battery regulations around suppliers’ responsibility for collecting, treating and recycling collected batteries.
The Energy-Storage.news team brings you daily highlights and insights from the Energy Storage Summit EU in London, UK.
Germany is currently the “hottest market in Europe today from a development perspective,” according to battery storage developer-investor BW ESS.