Energy Vault

Energy Vault has contractually secured 275 MW of generation capacity in the form of piston engines based on Rolls‑Royce MTU technology, with deliveries from the second half of 2027 through the first half of 2028. The procurement is supported by a dedicated equipment financing from Eagle Point Credit Management and is intended to enable the "Powered Land" solutions for hyperscalers and on‑site power infrastructure that support AI/HPC locations. The modular plants will be integrated into an energy architecture combining generation, battery storage, grid‑forming inverters and control systems to address availability and capital needs for large‑scale AI development. » Mere på de.investing.com

Energy Vault has completed the purchase of the project site for the 125‑MW/1‑GWh Stoney Creek battery storage system in New South Wales and converted an existing lease to ownership following approval by the Foreign Investment Review Board. The facility will provide eight hours of storage; construction is planned to start in Q1 2027 after final approvals, with commercial operation expected in H1 2028. The project is backed by a 14‑year energy services agreement with AEMO Services and is expected to generate annual revenue of about USD 25–30 million for Energy Vault; it will be operated in the “Build, Own & Operate” portfolio using the VaultOS platform. » Mere på de.investing.com

The Italian Council of Ministers has classified Energy Vault's "Digital Vault Sulcis" project as a project of outstanding national strategic interest, enabling an accelerated approval process. Planned is an AI data centre initially with around 30 MW capacity on the former Carbosulcis coal mine site in Sardinia, with a phased expansion to 50–60 MW IT capacity and up to 100 MW total power including renewable generation and storage. A special commissioner will coordinate implementation; construction is scheduled for 2028 and commercial operation is targeted for 2030, subject to final approvals. » Mere på de.investing.com