Corre Energy is a European developer of long‑duration energy storage infrastructure. The company designs and develops utility‑scale assets—principally compressed air energy storage (CAES), including hydrogen‑enabled configurations—often using underground caverns to provide multi‑hour to multi‑day flexibility for power systems. Its projects aim to balance intermittent renewables, deliver capacity and ancillary services, and enhance grid reliability.
Working with transmission operators, utilities, and large energy users, Corre Energy advances storage hubs that can combine CAES with short‑duration batteries and shared grid connections. The company’s commercial approach emphasizes long‑term offtake and other revenue‑stabilizing agreements. Activities are focused in Northwestern Europe, with flagship developments in the Netherlands and additional projects pursuing similar multi‑duration storage solutions.
chemXplore tracks 1 project involving Corre Energy, of which one is active.
Corre Energy's role on them: Owner.
1 new construction.
The joint venture will create a 320MW 2-hour battery project in the Netherlands, aiding grid balance, reducing CO2, and complementing CAES plans, with operations expected to start in 2026.
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