Delta Capacity said the Ånge project will play into the Nordic ancillary services markets and stack revenues from arbitrage in the power market: the Nordic countries share a single electricity market but have different pricing across the bidding zones.
The developer noted that the project was completed from procurement to the start of commercial operation within 15 months.
Meanwhile, the project’s BESS provider, Sungrow, announced this week (20 July) that it had supplied its PowerTitan 2.0 BESS units to the project. PowerTitan 2.0 is a 5MWh-capacity enclosure with a 2.5MW integrated power conversion system (PCS) housed in a standard 20-foot ISO container.
Sungrow said the system is built to withstand challenging weather conditions, including extreme temperature variations. Furthering the companies’ partnership, Delta Capacity signed a 1GWh framework supply agreement with the energy storage arm of the Chinese solar PV inverter manufacturer at Energy Storage Summit 2026 in London, UK, in March.
Centrica Energy is the project’s route-to-market (RTM) optimiser, while the previous owner, RES Group, recently signed up as the asset manager. Delta Capacity undertook engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) duties.
