B.Grimm Power Completes Acquisition of Apulia Green Energy Expands Battery Storage Business in Italy

B.Grimm Power Public Company Limited (BGRIM) has officially announced on

27 June 2025 that its subsidiary, RES Company Sicilia S.r.l., has acquired

100% of the shares in Apulia Green Energy 01 S.r.l. an Italian-registered

company, from LT Service S.r.l. for a total value of EUR 10,000. The

acquisition marks a strategic move into Italy’s battery energy storage

market.

Dr. Harald Link, Group President of B.Grimm Power Public Company Limited,

revealed that Apulia Green Energy 01 S.r.l.  is currently developing a

Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) project with a total planned capacity

of 218 megawatts, located in southern Italy. In addition, RES Company Si

cilia S.r.l. has partnered with LT Service S.r.l. to establish a new

subsidiary, Cerignola BESS S.r.l., with a registered capital of EUR 10,000

and an equity structure of 51% and 49%, respectively. The new company will

develop another BESS project with a capacity of 378 megawatts, also situated

in southern Italy.

These initiatives mark BGRIM’s first foray into battery energy storage,

forming part of its broader strategy to expand its renewable energy

portfolio and enhance energy resilience. With the Apulia Green Energy 01

S.r.l. acquisition and the establishment of a new subsidiary in the Republic

of Italy, BGRIM now has additional 600 megawatts of energy storage capacity

under development.

This partnership reflects a significant step forward in advancing renewable

energy development, enhancing energy efficiency, and supporting stable and

clean energy in line with BGRIM’s long-term strategy “GreenLeap – Global and

Green” and its corporate vision:

“Empowering the World Compassionately”. BGRIM remains committed to expanding

its customer base and renewable energy partnerships to meet global energy

transition demands. BGRIM targets more than 50% renewable energy in its

portfolio by 2030, with a long-term ambition to achieve Net-Zero Carbon

Emissions by 2050.

 

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