February 6, 2025, London, England: Trinasolar International System Business Unit (“ISBU”), a global platform for utility-scale solar and storage project development, investment, and operations, has announced the acquisition of a 40MW/80MWh Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) project from Source Galileo, a leading European renewable energy developer. Trina Solar ISBU (“Trina Solar ISBU”) is the downstream project development arm of Trina Solar Co., Ltd. (SHA: 688599). The transaction marks a significant milestone in Source Galileo’s commitment to accelerating the energy transition while establishing a foundation for future collaboration between the two companies.

Located to the South of Aberdeen City Centre in Scotland, the Rigifa BESS project is designed to deliver reliable grid support and energy storage capacity, playing a critical role in enhancing the flexibility of the UK’s renewable energy infrastructure. The project is fully consented to and strategically positioned to contribute to the UK’s clean energy goals.

Speaking at the announcement, Garrett Morrison, Chief Development Officer at Source Galileo said: “This transaction demonstrates Source Galileo’s ability to deliver high-quality, innovative renewable energy solutions to the market. Trina Solar ISBU’s acquisition of the Rigifa project ensures it will be delivered by one of the industry’s most trusted players, and we’re excited to be exploring further opportunities to work together on future developments”.

Trina Solar’s acquisition of the Rigifa BESS project underscores its growing commitment to expanding its energy storage footprint globally. By integrating its advanced battery technology and project execution expertise, Trina continues to expand its presence in the UK, leveraging its cutting-edge energy storage systems to meet the growing demand for flexible and sustainable energy solutions.

“We are delighted to acquire the Rigifa BESS project from Source Galileo, with Nicholas Good from our UK Business Development team leading the transaction,” said Sasha Georgievski, Business Director of Trina Solar ISBU UK & Ireland. “This acquisition marks a significant step in Trina Solar ISBU’s strategy to deliver energy storage projects that support the UK’s transition to a low-carbon economy. We look forward to working with Source Galileo and are exploring further opportunities for future collaboration.”

This partnership underscores the growing importance of strategic alliances in the renewable energy sector, with both companies committed to driving innovation and delivering projects that support the decarbonisation of the energy grid.

PKF Francis Clark and Energy Law Unlimited acted as advisers to Source Galileo in developing this partnership.