In Pictures: Fluence and LEAG Clean Power begin second battery storage project in Germany

The second Fluence and LEAG Clean Power joint project builds on a shared grid connection alongside wind and solar assets in eastern Germany.

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Solar generation forms part of the renewable mix set to share the Heinersbrück GridBattery's grid connection.

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The project's recultivated former mining land echoes other renewable sites across Europe built on repurposed terrain.

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Battery storage like the Heinersbrück GridBattery helps balance variable solar output on the grid.

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Grid connection infrastructure is central to the project, which will share capacity with co-located wind and solar assets.

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Fluence and LEAG Clean Power's expanding German portfolio reflects growing demand for storage alongside renewables.

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The Heinersbrück GridBattery is scheduled for completion in 2027.

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Storage projects are increasingly paired with solar farms to firm up renewable supply in Germany and beyond.

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Battery storage supports the broader energy transition, including the growth of electric mobility.

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