Marubeni subsidiary to construct 25MW grid battery system

The project will have a 103.7 MWh storage capacity.

Marubeni Corporation, through its subsidiary Kitahiroshima Grid Battery Storage LLC, will construct and own a grid battery storage system project with a generation capacity of 25 megawatts, expected to start operation in 2025.

In a statement, Marubeni said the project, which has a 103.7 MW-hour storage capacity, is part of the FY2022 Supplementary Subsidy for projects that will support grid storage battery systems/water electrolysis equipment.

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The Japanese government aims to distribute renewable energy to achieve its carbon dioxide reduction targets and improve the efficiency of the entire power system.

Grid battery storage systems will help adjust the supply-demand balance, which is vital in stabilising power grids as it face challenges due to seasonal conditions.

“Through the Project, Marubeni aims to contribute to the stabilization of Japan’s power grid and to expediting the adoption of renewable energy sources by leveraging the grid battery storage system to adjust the supply-demand balance, thereby contributing to the construction of sustainable social infrastructure,” it said.

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