Nuvve Adds 40MW Austrian Battery Storage Project Under OMNIA Agreement

Reuters03-16
Nuvve Adds 40MW Austrian Battery Storage Project Under OMNIA Agreement

Nuvve said it added a 40 MW/80 MWh battery energy storage system project in Austria to its European platform under a cooperation agreement with OMNIA. The project is being developed through Energiepark Graphit and includes Nuvve providing project development consulting and acting as grid aggregation operator. Nuvve will earn a 9% aggregation fee on revenues generated by the Austrian project. Nuvve also has a right of first refusal to acquire the completed asset at a valuation under independent assessment. Nuvve said the Austrian asset is projected to generate about USD 10.8 million in annual revenues.

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