- Total investment for the projects is €160 million, adding 221 MW of storage capacity.
- Construction began in late 2024, with commissioning planned for early 2026.
- Projects were developed by Kyon Energy, using Saft's next-gen batteries.
- TotalEnergies aims for 12% profitability in its integrated power activities.
Investment and Capacity
TotalEnergies is advancing its electricity sector presence in Germany with six new battery storage projects, totaling 221 MW of capacity and requiring an investment of €160 million. These projects are part of the company's broader strategy to enhance its integrated power operations in the country.
Development and Technology
The projects were developed by Kyon Energy, a TotalEnergies affiliate acquired in 2024. They will primarily utilize next-generation batteries from Saft, another TotalEnergies affiliate known for its advanced battery technology. Construction commenced at the end of 2024, with commissioning expected by early 2026.
Strategic Impact
This initiative represents a significant step in TotalEnergies' efforts to bolster battery energy storage capacity in Germany. The added storage will help alleviate power system congestion and provide flexibility, supporting the growth of the country's renewable energy sector.
Current Portfolio
In addition to these projects, TotalEnergies' German electricity portfolio includes 7 GW of onshore wind and solar in development, 6.5 GW of offshore wind, 2 GW of storage capacity in development, and 9 GW of electricity aggregation capacity managed by Quadra Energy. The company also operates 6,900 charge points, including 1,100 high-power charging stations.
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