Energy Transition Update - CIP Boosts Energy Transition With Battery Storage Project

Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) has announced a partial divestment of its Devilla battery storage project, transferring minority stakes to the Scottish National Investment Bank and Nuclear Liabilities Fund. The 500MW Devilla facility, currently in construction, is poised to become one of Europe’s largest battery energy storage systems upon its commissioning in 2028. This project, strategically located in Kincardine, Scotland, aims to enhance grid stability and support the integration of renewable energy. The Devilla initiative, along with CIP's other energy storage projects in Scotland, underscores the ongoing advancement in energy transition efforts, emphasizing the role of battery storage in achieving energy security and reducing costs for consumers through the use of low-cost renewables.

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• "Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners partially divests 500MW Devilla BESS project to Scottish National Investment Bank and Nuclear Liabilities Fund" from Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners on GlobeNewswire (published 08 June 2026)

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