Envision Energy and GES have signed a framework agreement to advance large-scale deployment of battery energy storage systems (BESS) and wind turbine generators (WTG) across Spain and Europe, the companies said.
The partnership covers the full value chain of BESS and WTG projects, including construction, installation, commissioning, operation, and maintenance. Envision will provide training and digital tools to strengthen GES’s technical and operational capabilities, while GES will deliver engineering support across balance-of-plant construction, grid connections, and transport and installation services for BESS and WTG components.
Henry Peng, senior vice president and president of Latin America and Europe at Envision Energy, said the collaboration reflects “a shared vision to build a sustainable energy future through technology, innovation, and trust.” He added: “By combining Envision’s global expertise in AI-powered energy storage and smart wind solutions with GES’s strong local resources and engineering capabilities, we aim to build a more robust renewable energy ecosystem and deliver higher-quality, more reliable project execution and long-term service support to the local market.”
Peng said the partnership would initially focus on Spain before expanding across Europe’s growing energy storage and wind sectors, “setting a new benchmark for integrated service excellence and advancing Europe’s transition toward a clean energy future.”
Jose Luis Garcia Donoso, chief executive of GES, said the collaboration allows developers to leverage GES’s local expertise for installation, operation, and after-sales support. “Envision’s technology is a perfect complement to our strategy of implementing innovative systems that support the sustainability of the power grid and reinforces our commitment to delivering solutions that advance the planet’s energy transition,” he said.
