Investing in Germany’s next generation of battery storage

Solar and wind in Europe are now built at gigawatt scale. That’s great news for the energy transition, but the grid hasn’t kept pace. Europe’s electricity network was designed for a different era: a limited number of large power plants sending a steady flow of electricity in one direction.

Today, a big part of our electricity comes from thousands of solar and wind parks whose output rises and falls with the weather, often far from where the electricity is needed. Building new solar and wind parks can be realized in a few years, while new grid capacity takes far longer.

The result shows on sunny, windy days. There is more clean power than the grid can carry, so wind turbines are switched off and solar parks are turned down. That energy is lost.

Large-scale battery storage fixes this. Battery parks charge when renewable power is abundant and release it when demand rises, shifting clean electricity from the hours it’s produced to the hours it’s needed. They also respond within fractions of a second to keep the grid stable, and they help the existing network carry more renewable power without waiting years for new cables. This is where renewable energy becomes reliable energy.

Through this bond offering, investors can participate in the development of our German battery storage pipeline, and through it help strengthen the infrastructure the energy transition depends on.

Building our German pipeline

Germany is one of Europe’s biggest markets for battery storage, and it’s central to our growth.

Our German pipeline now has more than 3 GW of planned capacity.

Our flagship project is Sunstone, a 750 MW battery park in Wolmirstedt, Saxony-Anhalt.

What this financing enables

The money raised moves our German projects towards financial close, the point where a project is fully financed and ready to build. It covers:

• Grid connections and grid connection studies.
• Land rights and permits.
• Early orders for equipment with long delivery times.
• General project management.

This is the bridge between an early-stage concept and a bankable, construction-ready project.

Our track record with Zonhub

Across the Netherlands, Belgium, France, and Germany, investors have backed our projects with more than €15 million through Zonhub.

Amethyst, our 45 MW / 90 MWh battery park in the Port of Dordrecht, is now in operation. 

 Invest in Dispatch Germany T2 on Zonhub

Crowdfunding lets anyone invest directly in the infrastructure that makes renewable energy reliable. It helps us build for decades, not quarters.