Ingrid, Energiequelle Partner on German Battery Storage Deployment

Energiequelle and Ingrid will deploy 200 MW of battery energy storage systems (BESS) across Germany. The partnership, announced November 27, 2025, assigns Energiequelle project development leadership. Ingrid will manage financing, operation, and asset optimization. Installations will target distribution networks requiring enhanced flexibility. The companies aim for most projects to be construction-ready by 2026. Ingrid's CEO, Axel Holmberg, stated the partnership advances the company's European expansion. Their goal is to optimize over 1 GW of flexible assets in Germany by 2030. Ingrid currently manages over 450 MW of battery storage, including Finland’s largest 70 MW facility. Energiequelle brings experience from developing and operating renewable energy sources since 1997, having built approximately 2,000 MW of power infrastructure. Battery storage implementation strengthens grid resilience and improves renewable energy integration. The collaboration supports Germany's climate neutrality goals. It intends to create long-term societal value by enhancing power system stability and supporting the energy transition. The systems will be strategically placed to provide maximum grid support.