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A few days ago, the world's first energy storage fund has announced plans to list on
the London market.
The world's first energy storage fund to be listed on the London Stock Exchange raises £100 million
Private equity firm Gore Street Capital is looking to raise £100 million from an initial public offering on the London Stock Exchange to invest in utility-scale energy storage projects
.
With global grids constrained by peak demand gaps and unpredictable load and generation cycles, Gore Street Capital said energy storage facilities using battery technology can help system operators maintain stable grid frequencies and manage local peak demand
.
Patrick Cox, Chairman of Gore Street Capital, said: "Given the increasing penetration of renewables into international energy consumption and the ongoing move away from fossil fuel power generation, we believe investment in energy storage projects will deliver strong returns
.
The first-mover advantage in UK energy storage will help us achieve
this through an asset base that delivers high yielding returns.
”
，
A few days ago, the world's first energy storage fund has announced plans to list on
the London market.
The world's first energy storage fund to be listed on the London Stock Exchange raises £100 million
The world's first energy storage fund to be listed on the London Stock Exchange raises £100 millionPrivate equity firm Gore Street Capital is looking to raise £100 million from an initial public offering on the London Stock Exchange to invest in utility-scale energy storage projects
.
With global grids constrained by peak demand gaps and unpredictable load and generation cycles, Gore Street Capital said energy storage facilities using battery technology can help system operators maintain stable grid frequencies and manage local peak demand
.
Patrick Cox, Chairman of Gore Street Capital, said: "Given the increasing penetration of renewables into international energy consumption and the ongoing move away from fossil fuel power generation, we believe investment in energy storage projects will deliver strong returns
.
The first-mover advantage in UK energy storage will help us achieve
this through an asset base that delivers high yielding returns.
”
，
