Envision Energy has partnered with ju:niz Energy to deliver its first Gen 8 BESS projects in Germany, with a total capacity of 140.6 MWh. The collaboration marks a strategic entry for Envision. With ju:niz it intends to continue to explore opportunities to scale next-generation storage infrastructure and support the development of more flexible, resilient and future-ready energy systems across Germany and Europe.
The partnership covers two projects: S10, an 88.4 MWh site in Baindt in southern Germany, and S15, a 52.2 MWh site in Schöningen in northern Germany. ju:niz is responsible for ensuring that the projects meet the requirements of the market, regulators, grid operators and other stakeholders, while delivering key milestones on schedule. Envision will support this effort as one of the main technology partners, employing its global expertise in AI-powered energy ystems to deliver an integrated storage solution based on its latest Gen 8 BESS platform, featuring four-hour duration, advanced battery technology and grid-forming capabilities.
Henry Peng, senior VP and president of EU & LATAM Regions at Envision Energy said: “These projects mark an important milestone for Envision’s expansion in Germany and Europe. Spanning different regional grid conditions, they demonstrate how our integrated Gen 8 BESS platform and AI-powered energy systems can adapt to diverse market needs. By combining advanced storage technology with grid-forming capabilities, we are focused on turning innovation into long-term system value and supporting a more resilient energy future across Europe.”
“Germany’s energy transition is entering a new phase, where advanced storage infrastructure will play a critical role in integrating renewable energy and ensuring reliable power for communities and businesses.” added ju:niz CEO Dr Thomas Stephanblome.
