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Ireland · 7 Nov 2026
On 4 November 2026 a Dáil answer left the school solar caps on Ireland's community energy grant where the 2026 guidelines put them: 2 kWp for a primary school and 4 kWp for a secondary. State schools with charitable status can reach up to 50% on that grant. Private schools are at 30%. The answer points schools at the business solar grant, up to €325,200 and 1,000 kWp, and prints a business savings line of up to €300,000 a year. It does not name a battery. It does not print a school bill.
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United States · 7 Nov 2026
On 4 November 2026 GridPoint said it will add on-site batteries across a controls platform already in more than 20,000 commercial buildings, targeting 2 GW. GlobeNewswire carried the same release on 5 November. The 2 GW is a target. The release names no switched-on battery, no megawatt-hours, no cabinet price and no solar. An extra 15% bill cut, and a 20% saving customers typically see today, are the company's lines.
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Malaysia · 6 Nov 2026
On 3 November 2026 Tenaga Nasional said its renewables unit signed a shareholders' agreement with IOI's Luminous Aspect and CSP 500MW for a 500 MWac solar plant and a 250 MW / 1,000 MWh battery at Bahau, under the corporate renewable energy supply scheme. The Malaysian Reserve and The Star, reading the filing, put maximum equity at RM606.2 million and say the filing prints no project cost and no commercial operation date. The Star prints a 21-year line for DayOne of up to 500 MWac. The announcement page names corporate customers and does not name DayOne. No sen rate is on that page.
