# Envision Energy and ju:niz Energy Expand Partnership with 442 MWh BESS Project to Strengthen Germany's Future Energy System

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- Published: 2026-11-09T18:18:00+07:00
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VÖHRINGEN, Germany, Nov. 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Envision Energy, a global leader
in green technology, and ju:niz Energy are expanding their partnership with the 
442 MWh Smareg 13 (Vöhringen II) battery energy storage system project in Bavaria.
The project marks a significant next step in their collaboration and will contribute
to the further expansion of large-scale energy storage in Germany.

Smareg 13 is the third project jointly realized by Envision and ju:niz Energy, bringing
the total volume of their collaboration to nearly 600 MWh. The growing scale of 
the partnership reflects the strong collaboration between the two companies, combining
ju:niz Energy’s expertise in the development and long-term operation of large-scale
battery storage projects with Envision Energy’s BESS technology and project delivery
capabilities.

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Project to Strengthen Germany’s Future Energy System

ju:niz Energy is responsible for the development, financing and realization of Smareg
13 and will operate the battery storage system over the long term. The project forms
part of ju:niz Energy’s growing German BESS portfolio and reflects the company’s
strategy of developing, financing, building and operating large-scale storage infrastructure
across the full project lifecycle.

Smareg 13 will deploy Envision’s advanced Gen 8 BESS platform, combining four-hour
energy storage, advanced battery technology and grid-forming capabilities to deliver
high-performance energy storage and enhanced grid support. Its leading low-noise
design enables deployment in acoustically sensitive environments without compromising
operational capability, addressing one of the key site challenges for Smareg 13.
Located adjacent to the operational Smareg 12 facility, the project will further
strengthen storage capacity in Bavaria, providing greater flexibility and balancing
capability as Germany integrates a growing share of renewable energy.

Henry Peng, Senior Vice President, Envision Energy & President of EU & LATAM Regions
said: "The continued expansion of our partnership with ju:niz reflects the trust
built through close cooperation and consistent execution. Moving forward with a 
significantly larger project before our first two projects have completed delivery
demonstrates Envision’s role as a trusted long-term technology partner. With Smareg
13, we are bringing together our Gen 8 BESS technology and expanding local capabilities
in Germany to help build the flexible, resilient energy infrastructure required 
for the country’s next phase of renewable energy growth."

"With Smareg 13, we are taking another major step in the development of our battery
storage portfolio," said Vural Oezcan, COO at ju:niz Energy, "The project combines
a very advanced development status with four-hour storage technology and will make
an important contribution to flexibility and system stability. Envision has proven
to be a strong technology partner in our existing cooperation, and we are pleased
to expand this collaboration with a project of this scale."

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