en.Wedoany.com Reported - German-Norwegian energy storage system company Eco Stor has connected the Schuby battery energy storage project in northern Germany to the grid. The German energy storage project, with a capacity of 103.5 MW / 238 MWh, will subsequently serve grid stability, electricity market operations, and renewable energy regulation needs.

The Schuby energy storage project has now been connected to the grid, with commercial operation planned for this autumn. Before formal commercial operation, the project will undergo final testing and completion work. Eco Stor has collaborated with developer EPW, grid operators TenneT and Schleswig-Holstein Netz GmbH, as well as the municipality of Schuby on this project.

Construction of the project began in February 2025, and in November 2025, a capacity usage agreement was signed with Swiss power and energy services company Alpiq. Eco Stor is also advancing several other energy storage projects in Germany, including Foerderstedt, Wengerohr, Weigheim-Trossingen, and Munich. With the grid connection of the 103.5 MW / 238 MWh Schuby energy storage project, the demand for battery storage, grid dispatch, and market-based operations in Germany will continue to expand.

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