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United States · 3 Nov 2026
On 29 October 2026 Crux and EnerSmart said they had financed a senior secured construction-to-term loan for an 8 MW / 40 MWh battery on the UC San Diego campus, on a 10-year resource adequacy contract, tied to the campus microgrid. The release does not print the loan amount, the lender, a savings figure, or solar. A California Energy Commission resolution docketed on 17 February 2026 amends a $7,146,296 grant to an 8.0 MW / 32.0 MWh battery at the same campus. The two pages do not say they are the same box.
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Croatia · 3 Nov 2026
Jutarnji list on 27 October 2026, in a page marked as made with Enna Group, prints a 9,030 kW / 33,866 kWh battery near Koprivnica and a 750 kW / 1,566 kWh battery in Sveti Ivan Zelina. ENNA Next's own page of 10 June says the Zelina box stores power from an integrated solar plant and does not print that plant's kilowatts. ENNA Next's page of 30 October, from a Zagreb fair, describes day-ahead use, shifting a producer's power, and a standalone box that charges from the grid. The portfolio line is 30 kW to 40 MW. No fee is printed.
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Malaysia · 2 Nov 2026
On 27 October 2026 Deputy Prime Minister Fadillah Yusof told the Dewan Rakyat that data centres are required to use at least 30% renewable energy. The Edge prints the test as total capacity or energy consumption. RTM prints it as each operator's total energy use. On 28 October Bernama, via Malay Mail, printed August 2026 figures of 2,346 MW contracted and 1,374 MW used, called 58.5%. The same remarks name solar for the building's own use, CRESS, and backup generators. They do not name a battery. The Energy Commission is still writing the guidelines. No start date is printed.
