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PASM Large-Scale Battery Storage Systems in Germany

This project is operational in Germany. The source does not give a quantified reduction for this project.

Status
Operational
Estimated reduction
Not quantified in the source
Countries
Germany
Sector
Other or unclear
Announced
Not stated
Expected start
2024

About this project

The description is as the source gives it.

Deutsche Telekom subsidiary PASM commissioned the first large-scale battery storage systems at Münster and Bamberg sites in 2024, each with 6 MWh capacity. These systems enable greater self-consumption of on-site renewable generation and support grid stability for the company's energy needs. Evidence: "In the reporting year, our subsidiary PASM commissioned the first large-scale battery storage systems at the Münster and Bamberg sites. They make it possible to temporarily store large amounts of electricity from renewable energies and use it flexibly." — https://report.telekom.com/cr-report/2024/environment/energy.html

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