German energy storage company Intilion AG announced on Tuesday its partnership with local startup Purpel Energy to construct four large-scale battery systems totaling 48 MWh in northern Germany. Intilion, responsible for supplying the storage units, described the order as the second largest in its history. Each storage system, with a capacity of 12 MWh, aims
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