The 150+ largest battery-storage project developers in Europe
Battery Storage · Europe · updated quarterly
The 150+ largest battery-storage project developers in Europe
Developers with battery-storage-attached projects, ranked by the share-weighted capacity of their storage-equipped portfolio. Includes storage project counts and countries, plus contact data.
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What you'll receive
A look at 7 of the 151 companies
Rank
Company
Capacity
Technologies
Primary market
Status
4
Ørsted
29.9 GW
Solar · Onshore wind · Offshore wind
Vietnam
Verified
23
GreenGo Energy Group
15.4 GW
Solar · Onshore wind
Mauritania
Verified
51
SSE Renewables
9.7 GW
Solar · Onshore wind · Offshore wind
United Kingdom
Verified
56
OX2 AB
8.8 GW
Solar · Onshore wind · Offshore wind
Sweden
Verified
91
Ilmatar Energy Oy
5.8 GW
Solar · Onshore wind · Offshore wind
Finland
Verified
143
Endesa
3.8 GW
Solar · Onshore wind · Hydro
Spain
Verified
144
European Energy A/S
3.8 GW
Solar · Onshore wind · Offshore wind
Denmark
Verified
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Contact-level fields (email, phone, website) are included in the full dataset.
Featured companies
A few of the companies in the ranking
Ørsted
Vietnam · Solar · Onshore wind · Offshore wind
Ørsted is a Danish majority state-owned energy company, listed in Copenhagen and formerly known as DONG Energy, that pioneered large-scale offshore wind development. Ranked #4 with 29.9 GW of attributed capacity across 135 tracked projects; portfolio led by solar, active in 15 countries. Website and company contact data in the full dataset.
GreenGo Energy Group is a Danish renewable energy developer founded in 2011, headquartered near Copenhagen, focused on utility-scale solar, wind, storage, and Power-to-X projects. Ranked #23 with 15.4 GW of attributed capacity across 13 tracked projects; portfolio led by solar, active in 2 countries. Website and company contact data in the full dataset.
United Kingdom · Solar · Onshore wind · Offshore wind
SSE Renewables is the renewable energy development arm of FTSE-listed UK utility SSE plc, focused on wind and hydro projects across Great Britain and Ireland. Ranked #51 with 9.7 GW of attributed capacity across 54 tracked projects; portfolio led by solar, active in 6 countries. Website and company contact data in the full dataset.
OX2 AB is a Swedish renewable energy developer headquartered in Stockholm, building onshore and offshore wind, solar, and storage projects, owned by the investment firm EQT. Ranked #56 with 8.8 GW of attributed capacity across 66 tracked projects; portfolio led by solar, active in 6 countries. Website and company contact data in the full dataset.
Ilmatar Energy Oy is a Finnish independent power producer founded in 2011 that develops, owns, and operates wind and solar projects in the Nordic countries. Ranked #91 with 5.8 GW of attributed capacity across 75 tracked projects; portfolio led by solar, active in 3 countries. Website and company contact data in the full dataset.
Endesa is a Spanish electric utility headquartered in Madrid, majority-owned by Italy's Enel group and listed on the Madrid stock exchange. Ranked #143 with 3.8 GW of attributed capacity across 82 tracked projects; portfolio led by solar, active in 3 countries. Website and company contact data in the full dataset.
This ranking covers 151 companies ordered by attributed renewable capacity in Europe. The top 10 alone account for 84.8 GW — 69% of the 122.3 GW tracked across the whole list — so the file shows you both the giants and the long tail of regional developers behind them.
Every company carries its operating and pipeline megawatts, technology split and project countries, rolled up from Global Energy Monitor's project trackers (used under CC BY 4.0) and enriched with company data from public sources: 99% have a website, 69% a company email and 46% a phone number.
Ownership is attributed share-weighted per project, so joint ventures are not double-counted, and subsidiaries keep their own aggregates. Use the technology and country columns to cut the ranking to exactly the battery storage exposure you care about.
Who buys this
Built for the teams selling into battery storage
Suppliers & EPCs
Winning the next project
See who is actually building — operating and pipeline megawatts per company — and target the developers expanding in your technology and market.
Capacity rank, MW split and project countries on every record
Investors & analysts
Mapping the market
A capacity-ranked view of the whole landscape, from the global giants to the regional developers behind them, with ownership rolled up share-weighted.
Share-weighted attribution — no double-counted joint ventures
Marketing & BD teams
Reaching decision-makers
Company websites and contact channels alongside the capacity data, so outreach starts from who matters, not who ranks on Google.
Website, email and phone coverage measured field-by-field above
Coverage
Where the 151 companies sit
By country
Greece
71
47%
Finland
21
14%
Italy
10
7%
United Kingdom
6
4%
Spain
5
3%
Romania
4
3%
Technology exposure
Solar93%
Onshore wind34%
Offshore wind9%
Hydro5%
Share of the 151 companies with attributed capacity in each technology. Many develop across several.
Data completeness
Exactly what's filled in, field by field
Coverage varies by company. This is the real fill rate for every field in the dataset, measured across all 151 companies, so you know what you're getting before you buy.
No dead ends — all 151 companies are reachable via a website or a direct channel. 80% (121) have a direct channel — an MX-validated email or a phone number.
Company profile · 151 companies
Identity & ranking
Company name100% · 151/151
Capacity rank100% · 151/151
Legal name4% · 6/151
Registration country5% · 8/151
Capacity & portfolio
Operating MW100% · 151/151
Pipeline MW100% · 151/151
Project count100% · 151/151
Primary project country100% · 151/151
Contact channels
Website99% · 150/151
Company email69% · 104/151
Phone46% · 69/151
Address51% · 77/151
Emails are MX-validated (the domain accepts mail), not fabricated to hit a number. Fields are filled where published, never guessed.
How we built it
Compiled from public sources, cleaned before release
Project ownership is rolled up per company from Global Energy Monitor’s project trackers (used under CC BY 4.0), ranked by attributed capacity, then enriched with websites and company contact data from public sources. Field coverage is shown transparently above.
Sources
Global Energy Monitor project trackers (CC BY 4.0) plus each company's own website and public registries.
Attribution
Share-weighted per project — joint ventures are not double-counted; subsidiaries keep their own aggregates.
Enrichment
Websites, emails and phone numbers added from public sources; emails MX-validated.
Refresh
Reviewed and refreshed quarterly; each release supersedes the last.
License
One purchase. Twelve months of refreshes.
Every number on this page is measured from the file you download.
Complete dataset access
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The ranking is built from Global Energy Monitor's project trackers (used under the CC BY 4.0 license) and our own contact-enrichment pipeline: project ownership is rolled up per company and ranked by attributed capacity (MW), then enriched with websites and company contact data from public sources.
One row per company with capacity rank, operating and pipeline MW, technology mix (solar / wind / hydro), primary and active project countries, project counts, website, and company contact data where available. Company-level data only — no personal data.
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