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Turbo Energy has announced 15 firm-order commercial and industrial (C&I) battery storage projects across Spain and Chile, with an aggregate order value of about €3 million (US$3.48 million). The portfolio adds 15.6 MWh of storage capacity and 5.95 MW of power, and is separate from the company’s larger Pamesa Net Zero deployment.
The Valencia-based technology integrator said the 15 projects pair modular battery systems with its AI-driven energy management software, which coordinates generation, storage and consumption on site. Two of the projects are already operational, while the remaining 13 are at various stages of installation, manufacturing and development, with deployment expected to continue through the first half of 2027.
Turbo Energy framed the orders as evidence of accelerating C&I demand, driven by businesses looking to cut peak-demand charges and harden against grid instability. The company has positioned itself around AI optimisation of C&I storage rather than hardware manufacturing, a model that lets it deploy across mixed sites without a single fixed product line.
Spain is the primary European anchor in the portfolio. The country’s C&I storage segment has drawn increasing attention as industrial electricity buyers face volatile wholesale prices and rising network charges, making behind-the-meter storage a hedge against both.
