Sungrow Drives Development of the UK’s Largest Battery Storage Project: Thorpe Marsh

Sungrow Powers the UK’s Largest Battery Storage Project

Sungrow has announced its role as the main technology provider for the Thorpe Marsh battery energy storage system (BESS), one of the largest in the UK. The facility, developed by Fidra Energy, will offer a capacity of 1.4 GW / 3.1 GWh.

Partnership and Scale

The Thorpe Marsh project marks a major milestone in the nation’s renewable energy transition. Once operational, it is expected to significantly support grid stability and storage needs, aligning with the UK government's clean energy ambitions.

Technological Advancement

Sungrow will supply advanced power conversion and energy management technologies to optimize the performance and efficiency of the BESS system. These solutions are designed to ensure reliable operation, maximize energy storage output, and facilitate seamless integration with renewable generation sources.

National Importance

Located in South Yorkshire, the Thorpe Marsh site transforms a former coal-fired power station into a modern energy hub. This shift symbolizes the UK's broader move away from fossil fuels towards sustainable energy infrastructure.

“This collaboration reinforces our commitment to accelerating the global energy transition through innovative energy storage technology,” stated a Sungrow spokesperson.

Author’s summary: Sungrow partners with Fidra Energy on the 1.4 GW Thorpe Marsh project, transforming a former coal site into the UK’s largest grid-scale battery storage facility to enhance renewable energy stability.

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