ADS-TEC Energy Advances One of Europe’s Largest Battery Storage Projects as Building Permit Nears
Business Wire•28/10/2026•09:18 ET
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Key Highlights
- ➤1 GW power output and 4 GWh capacity planned for Pulverdingen battery plant
- ➤Building permit expected shortly after authority confirms all application documents complete
- ➤Grid connection targeted for 2029, with facility planned among Europe’s largest battery systems
- ➤ADS-TEC Energy plans to sell a majority project-company stake while retaining long-term involvement
- ➤Project may generate technology, technical-services and retained-stake value streams for ADS-TEC Energy
Expert Statements
Thomas Speidel, Founder and CEO of ADS-TEC Energy
“A project of this size requires staying power. I am proud that we can build in Markgröningen, and above all of our team, which has spent years preparing this project. Energy is the foundation for everything we produce in Europe. Anyone who does not control the infrastructure for it gives up part of their ability to act. With our own technology and renowned European partners, we are demonstrating that Europe can plan, build and operate critical energy infrastructure on this scale on its own. We owe the fact that a storage power plant of this size and relevance can be built in Baden-Württemberg to the local landowners, the strong local community, the public authorities and the state government, as well as to our good cooperation with the grid operator.”
ADS-TEC Energy Advances One of Europe’s Largest Battery Storage Projects as Building Permit Nears
* According to the permitting authority, all application documents are complete. The building permit is expected shortly.
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