Who is Corre energy?

Corre Energy is a leader in the development and operation of Long Duration Energy Storage (LDES), learn more about us.

What is Corre Energy's Project Roadmap?

Corre Energy's project roadmap with solutions of hydrogen-fuelled compressed air and hydrogen storage in salt caverns are globally scalable technologies that can offer decarbonisation and accelerate the journey towards net-zero targets. The EU’s objective is to reach over 80% renewable energy by 2050.

Does Corre energy have a pipeline?

Corre Energy’s roadmap includes several potential projects in the pipeline, initially with two in the Netherlands and two in Denmark, Corre Energy has further underground energy storage projects located across the globe.

Where is Corre energy's CAES facility located?

The CAES facility in Ahaus, situated in North Rhine-Westphalia, is strategically located between growing offshore wind power production in the north and major power consumption areas in the south. The first phase of the Ahaus project will utilise two of the site’s four existing salt caverns to implement Corre Energy’s multiday CAES technology.

What are long-term energy storage solutions?

These projects have been recognised by the European Network of Transmission System Operators for Gas (ENTSOG), and included on ENTSOG’s Ten Year Network Development Plan (TYNDP). Long Duration Energy Storage solutions in the form of CAES & Hydrogen are one of the cheapest forms of storage using proven technology.

What is Corre energy's first CAES project?

The project is the first CAES facility to be developed, constructed and operated in Germany since the Huntorf plant in 1978. Corre Energy CEO Keith McGrane stated: “This landmark agreement combines offtake, development and co-investment arrangements to propel our first German project while showcasing the latest demand for our CAES solution.