Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners announces EUR 270 million investment in new Scottish battery storage project
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners is investing more than EUR 270 million in the Kilmarnock South battery energy storage project in Scotland. The 350 MW, four-hour facility is under construction and is expected to begin operating in early 2028.
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