The two-site rollout, unveiled at Intersolar Europe in Munich, marks Envision's first Gen 8 BESS deployment in Germany and includes projects in Baindt and Schöningen.
Envision Energy said it has partnered with ju:niz Energy on its first Gen 8 BESS (battery energy storage system) projects in Germany, with combined capacity of 140.6 MWh. The collaboration, announced at Intersolar Europe in Munich on July 8, 2026, covers two projects: the 88.4 MWh S10 site in Baindt in southern Germany and the 52.2 MWh S15 site in Schöningen in northern Germany. ju:niz, described as project developer, owner and operator, will oversee market, regulatory, grid operator and stakeholder requirements and deliver milestones on schedule, while Envision will act as a main technology partner using its AI-powered Future Energy Systems and Gen 8 BESS platform. The company said the integrated storage solution includes four-hour duration, advanced battery technology and grid-forming capabilities (features that help stabilize power systems). The partners said the projects are designed to improve grid flexibility, strengthen system resilience and support renewable energy integration, while creating a base for broader storage cooperation across Germany and Europe.