Owner Investor / Financier Operator Developer
Global Energy Storage (GES) is an independent developer and operator of bulk liquid storage terminals and related logistics infrastructure. The company provides tank storage and handling services for chemicals, clean petroleum products, biofuels, and emerging energy products.
GES is refocusing its portfolio toward Asia, with growth centered on its strategic terminal at Port Klang, Malaysia. Historically, the company owned and upgraded terminals in the Netherlands, including facilities in Amsterdam and the Port of Rotterdam, where it executed capacity expansions and connectivity improvements before divesting. GES is backed by energy infrastructure investors Bluewater and White Deer.
Also known as Global Energy Storage Group and Green Energy Storage B.V..
chemXplore tracks 2 projects involving GES, of which 2 are active.
Closest to start-up first.
Raised FY2026 proportional EBITDA and operating free cash flow guidance; first semi‑annual interim dividend of EUR 0.72; major growth and BESS investments progressing.
Final investment decision on a 200 MW/800 MWh battery in Oosterhout with around EUR 230m investment; Greenchoice to offtake half under an 8‑year tolling deal; operations targeted H1 2028.
Agreement to buy a majority stake to accelerate large-scale battery storage in the Netherlands, backing a 200 MW/800 MWh Oosterhout project and expanding the project pipeline; subject to FID/approvals
Three new turbines replace 27 old ones, boosting capacity and doubling household supply. 99.82% of materials recycled, earning ZeroWaste certification. Funded by EU's Recovery and Resilience Facility.
GES sells its Rotterdam terminal to focus on Asian market growth, particularly at Port Klang, Malaysia. The sale aligns with GES's strategy and delivers strong returns for shareholders.
After expansions, the terminal now holds 300,000 m³ for fuels. The sale aligns with a strategy to focus on growth in Port Klang, Malaysia. Financial terms are undisclosed.
Pecém Complex selects a consortium to develop a green ammonia terminal, advancing its hydrogen hub. The project aims to meet 25% of Rotterdam's import demand by 2030.
A new facility at Rotterdam will import and distribute green hydrogen, supporting Europe's decarbonization goals through efficient supply chain solutions.
