en.Wedoany.com Reported - After adding four projects in June, German battery storage aggregator and energy trading company The Mobility House Energy has surpassed 1 GW in total energy storage assets optimized and traded across four countries, involving 47 assets, of which approximately 30 adopt a co-located model of battery storage and photovoltaics.

The company stated that the increasing number of negative electricity price hours and declining feed-in tariffs are strengthening the commercial prospects of co-located storage. Batteries can shift daytime solar output to evening hours with higher electricity prices, while reducing curtailment and helping to lower redispatch and grid expansion costs.

By deploying nearly 30 co-located systems, the company has accumulated extensive experience in the design, optimization, and operation of co-located projects.

The Mobility House Energy has been involved in battery optimization and trading since 2016, when it aggregated approximately 12 MW of capacity from 1,000 retired electric vehicle batteries. Early projects include the battery system at the Johan Cruijff ArenA in Amsterdam and a multi-purpose second-life energy storage project at the EUREF campus in Berlin.

The company said it has since expanded its aggregation and trading capabilities through its FlexibilityAggregator and FlexibilityTrader platforms, which optimize energy storage assets in real time across electricity and ancillary service markets.

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