Oct 10, 2025
GoldenPeaks and Envision have entered into a 1GWh storage agreement.
GoldenPeaks Capital has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with Envision to provide 1GWh of advanced battery energy storage projects throughout Europe.
This agreement, signed in London by top executives from both companies, represents a significant milestone in GoldenPeaks Capital’s efforts to expand its energy storage portfolio using Envision’s advanced Gen 8 battery technology.
According to the MoU, Envision will supply high-energy-density battery systems aimed at improving grid flexibility and providing quick responses to renewable energy fluctuations. The first two projects, totaling 344MWh, have already been granted to Envision as part of the initial phase of this collaboration.
GoldenPeaks Capital has obtained 2.5GWh of battery projects awarded in the Capacity Market in Poland and has financed its initial installations with a major European infrastructure debt fund. All projects come with long-term capacity market contracts, ensuring stable cash flows and essential support for the Polish grid.
“We are entering a critical era in which renewable energy must go hand in hand with world-class energy storage for grid stability and flexibility,” stated Lei Zhang, chairman of Envision. “This collaboration with GoldenPeaks Capital demonstrates our dedication to significantly transforming Europe’s energy infrastructure.”
“This MoU signifies another significant step in our commitment to providing innovative and scalable energy storage solutions across Europe,” remarked Daniel Tain, co-founder and co-chairman of GoldenPeaks Capital. “Envision’s high-energy-density technology aligns perfectly with our strategic vision to deploy cutting-edge systems that ensure the reliability and sustainability of Europe’s power grids.”
GoldenPeaks Capital has over 15 years of experience in renewable energy development and financing, with an expanding pipeline of solar and storage projects throughout Central and Eastern Europe.
This agreement, signed in London by top executives from both companies, represents a significant milestone in GoldenPeaks Capital’s efforts to expand its energy storage portfolio using Envision’s advanced Gen 8 battery technology.
According to the MoU, Envision will supply high-energy-density battery systems aimed at improving grid flexibility and providing quick responses to renewable energy fluctuations. The first two projects, totaling 344MWh, have already been granted to Envision as part of the initial phase of this collaboration.
GoldenPeaks Capital has obtained 2.5GWh of battery projects awarded in the Capacity Market in Poland and has financed its initial installations with a major European infrastructure debt fund. All projects come with long-term capacity market contracts, ensuring stable cash flows and essential support for the Polish grid.
“We are entering a critical era in which renewable energy must go hand in hand with world-class energy storage for grid stability and flexibility,” stated Lei Zhang, chairman of Envision. “This collaboration with GoldenPeaks Capital demonstrates our dedication to significantly transforming Europe’s energy infrastructure.”
“This MoU signifies another significant step in our commitment to providing innovative and scalable energy storage solutions across Europe,” remarked Daniel Tain, co-founder and co-chairman of GoldenPeaks Capital. “Envision’s high-energy-density technology aligns perfectly with our strategic vision to deploy cutting-edge systems that ensure the reliability and sustainability of Europe’s power grids.”
GoldenPeaks Capital has over 15 years of experience in renewable energy development and financing, with an expanding pipeline of solar and storage projects throughout Central and Eastern Europe.