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Shell to acquire german battery manufacturer sonnen

Shell Overseas Investment B.V. has agreed to acquire 100% of sonnen, a manufacturer of smart energy storage systems for households.

This follows an investment by Shell back in May 2018 and means that, post regulatory approval and completion, sonnen will become a wholly owned subsidiary of Shell. “sonnen is one of the global leaders in smart, distributed energy storage systems and has a track record of customer-focused innovation. Full ownership of sonnen will allow us to offer more choice to customers seeking reliable, affordable and cleaner energy,” says Mark Gainsborough, Executive Vice President New Energies at Shell, in a press release. “Together, we can accelerate the building of a customer-focused energy system in support of Shell’s strategy to offer more and cleaner energy solutions to customers.” “Shell New Energies is the perfect partner for helping us grow in a market that is expanding rapidly. With this investment we’re excited to help more households to become energy independent and benefit from new opportunities in the energy market. Shell will help drive the growth of sonnen to a new level and help speed up the transformation of the energy system,” says Christoph Ostermann, CEO and Co-Founder of sonnen. Recently, sonnen put Germany’s biggest virtual battery into operation. It is based on a network of home electricity storage systems across the country to help balance power supply and demand on the power grid. The agreement will accelerate the ability of the two companies to offer integrated energy services and electric vehicle charging solutions, and the provision of grid services that are based on sonnen’s virtual battery pool.

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March 15 2024 2:25 pm V22.4.5-2
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