Risen Energy and Ascania sign MoU for 100 MW solar + 200 MWh BESS in Ukraine
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Chinese solar manufacturer Risen Energy signed memoranda of understanding with Ukrainian firm Ascania Energy to supply PV modules and utility-scale BESS for projects totalling up to 100 MW solar and 200 MWh battery storage. Ascania will handle local development and EPC; the partnership aims to add distributed, flexible capacity to Ukraine’s war-damaged energy system. Risen has prior experience supplying modules to multiple Ukrainian solar plants including a 323 MW facility.
Why it matters
Direct commercial signal of international manufacturer commitment to utility-scale solar-plus-storage projects in Ukraine, validating EPC and supply-chain readiness for 5-100 MW hybrid and BESS developments. Supports investor decision-making on decentralised renewable flexibility assets critical for grid resilience in western and central regions.
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PV Tech / PR Newswire (Risen Energy) ↗
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