Edina is exhibiting at the Energy Storage Summit 2026 at show stand D12.
The 11th Energy Storage Summit is taking place on the 24 - 25 February 2025 InterContinental London - The O2.
If you are a BESS funder and developer and require an established EPC partner for your projects, you can book a one-to-one meeting with our BESS experts today via our landing page to discuss your requirements at the Energy Storage Summit 2026.
Edina is an EPC and system integrator for tier-1 battery technology and inverter systems.
Our modular outdoor battery energy storage solution is fully integrated and prefabricated with lithium-ion phosphate (LFP) battery cell chemistry, a liquid-cooled thermal management system, skid-mounted inverter systems, a battery management system, and UL-certified fire detection and suppression systems.
From the UK and Ireland, we can provide the full engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) scope of works, including detailed design, engineering, project management and installation, commissioning, and long-term asset-care support, from a single point of contact.
During the Energy Storage Awards 2023, Edina was a finalist in the 'System Integrator of the Year' and 'Grid-scale Co-located or Hybrid Energy Storage Project of the Year' categories.
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The co-location of battery energy storage alongside solar PV and low-carbon and hydrogen-ready gas engines can offer industrial businesses protection against rising energy costs whilst improving resilience and reducing site carbon emissions as part of energy trilemma initiatives. For many large energy users, gas-fired Combined Heat and Power (CHP) is a means to manage spiralling energy costs and can form part of a wider sustainable strategy.
Commercial food waste processor BioteCH4 is benefitting from a co-location solution at two of its sites; Holme Bioenergy, and R100 Energy, to solve grid constraints, minimise energy costs, and improve site resilience and sustainability.
This is no longer a story about pilots, price curves, or proof points. Energy storage has emerged as the backbone of energy security, industrial competitiveness, and the digital economy. It now stands at the center of national strategies, capital allocation, and geopolitical influence - an essential requirement, not a luxury.
Electricity demand is rising at an unprecedented pace. Data centres, electrified industries, defense, transportation, AI workloads, and new manufacturing capacity are rapidly reshaping the grid. Governments are pursuing economic growth and energy security, but without flexible capacity, progress will stall. The UK and Europe face a pivotal decision: accelerate, coordinate, and scale the energy transition - or risk ceding industrial leadership to faster movers.