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  • Slovak republic

    BESS installed and in the process of installation:

    CustomerLocationMWMWhProvided serviceCommissioning
    INO-HUB Energy SK1-Kysucké Nové Mesto1,52,4BESS Delivery, Ancillary services03/2024
    INO-HUB Energy SK2-Kysucké Nové Mesto2,02,4BESS Delivery, Ancillary services03/2025
    INO-HUB Energy SK3Košice8,010,4BESS Delivery, Ancillary services12/2025
    Summary values15,2 MWh

    BESS successful in the tender, pending contract signing:

    CustomerMWMWhProvided serviceExpected commissioning
    N/A55,0BESS Delivery02/2026
    N/A6,07,6BESS Delivery11/2025
    Summary values62,6 MWh

    BESS in tender:

    CustomerMWMWhProvided serviceExpected commissioning
    N/A1,33,7BESS DeliveryBy 12/2025
    N/A6,020,0BESS DeliveryBy 12/2025
    N/A9,012,0BESS DeliveryBy 12/2025
    N/A2,53,0Ancillary services-FCRBy 12/2025
    N/A10,013,5Ancillary services-FCRBy 12/2025
    N/A6,012,0Ancillary services, flexibilityBy 12/2025
    Summary values64,2 MWh

  • Czech Republic

    BESS in tender:

    CustomerMWMWhProvided service
    N/A8,010,0Delivery and operation of BESS
    Summary values10,0 MWh

  • Hungary

    BESS in tender:

    CustomerMWMWhProvided service
    N/A3,215,0BESS Delivery, Ancillary services
    Other Projects50,0BESS Delivery, Ancillary services, Flexibility
    Summary values65,0 MWh

  • Poland

    BESS in tender:

    CustomerMWMWhProvided service
    N/A7,527,0Collaboration with WT and arbitration
    Summary values27,0 MWh

  • Ukraine

    INO-HUB Energy is working intensively on the delivery of advanced solutions related to electricity storage and management of closed balancing groups. We are currently involved in partnership projects regarding tenders for the provision of ancillary services for UKROENERGO, analyzing consumption diagrams at the level of several municipalities and suggesting solutions for rail transport power supply nodes in the form of the application of advanced battery storage combined with our advanced AI EMS.

  • Georgia

    INO-HUB Energy has been active in Georgia since 2022. By analyzing the available domestic capacities for providing ancillary services, together with an analysis of the consequences of short-term grid outages, INO-HUB Energy communicated in its report to the MoESD the need to build a large-capacity storage facility at a centralized level. Such a storage facility will, if not completely, then significantly reduce power outages and substantially eliminate the country’s dependence on cross-border supplies of ancillary services and create space for greater integration of renewable energy sources into the country’s energy mix.