Risen Energy and Ascania sign MoU for 100 MW solar + 200 MWh BESS in Ukraine
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Chinese manufacturer Risen Energy and Ukrainian developer Ascania Energy signed two MoUs covering supply of PV modules and utility-scale BESS for projects totalling up to 100 MW of solar PV and 200 MWh of battery storage. Ascania will handle local development and EPC; Risen will supply modules and liquid-cooled eTron BESS systems. The partnership targets Ukraine’s need for decentralised, flexible capacity.
Why it matters
Concrete international OEM–local developer partnership for hybrid solar-plus-storage at commercial scale (within the 5–100 MW origination band). It confirms continued Chinese supplier appetite for the Ukrainian market despite war risk and provides a ready technology package that other developers can replicate or compete with in western and central regions.
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Source & evidence
Risen Energy / PV Tech / PR Newswire ↗
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