From ESS News
Flexible connection agreements are part of the process and should not be considered a nuisance by project developers. That sentiment summarized the German deep-dive session, “Flexible Access, Stable Revenues – Grid Connection Solutions for BESS,” at the Battery Business & Development Forum 2025 in Frankfurt am Main, Germany.
While many projects in Germany face years-long delays due to grid bottlenecks, some developers are beginning to break new ground with flexible connection agreements and are helping shape new business models.
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