Envision, a global leader in green technology, has signed an agreement with GES – Global Energy Services to promote the deployment of its battery energy storage systems in the Spanish and European markets. Under the agreement, GES will be the primary partner overseeing the commissioning, operation, and maintenance of Envision’s wind turbines and battery energy storage systems (BESS) in Spain and across Europe. This long-term collaboration will foster joint growth in the energy storage and wind energy sectors. It includes specific technical training for GES teams on Envision’s technology, as well as the implementation of digital tools to strengthen their technical and operational capabilities in installing and commissioning equipment.
This collaboration strengthens GES’s position in the energy storage sector, an area in which it has already established itself through partnerships with technology providers and the construction of its first large-scale battery project in Chile. Furthermore, the agreement presents a significant opportunity to develop projects in Spain incorporating technology capable of enhancing grid stability and facilitating the energy transition, thereby reinforcing GES’s position in this field.
The agreement therefore consolidates one of GES’s strategic objectives for the coming years: diversification into new business areas. Specifically, it enables GES to establish itself in the promising energy storage market alongside one of the world’s leading manufacturers of this technology. GES’s experience in executing BOP projects and providing O&M services for renewable energy assets, as well as its technical capabilities and geographical reach, were key factors in Envision’s decision to appoint the Spanish company as a reliable partner for the rollout of new projects.
‘We are very proud that GES has been selected to support construction activities and provide technical services for the equipment supplied by Envision in Spain, Europe, and Latin America. This partnership enables developers to benefit from the expertise of a strong local company like GES for installation, operation and after-sales service,’ said José Luis García Donoso, CEO of GES. ‘Envision’s technology is a perfect complement to our strategy of implementing innovative systems that support the sustainability of the power grid and reinforces our commitment to delivering solutions that advance the planet’s energy transition,’ he added.
‘Our collaboration with GES goes beyond a business partnership – it reflects a shared vision to build a sustainable energy future through technology, innovation, and trust.’ said Henry Peng, Senior Vice President and President of Latin America and the European Region at Envision Energy. ‘By combining Envision’s global expertise in AI-powered energy storage and smart wind solutions with GES’s strong local resources and engineering capabilities, we aim to build a more robust renewable energy ecosystem and deliver higher-quality, more reliable project execution and long-term service support to the local market. Starting from Spain, we will jointly expand across Europe’s growing energy storage and wind sectors, setting a new benchmark for integrated service excellence and advancing Europe’s transition toward a clean energy future.’
The Potential of Energy Storage:
This collaboration will enable progress in the deployment of battery energy storage and represents a significant development opportunity for both companies, given the potential of the storage market in Spain, Europe and Latin America. Energy storage is essential for the energy transition and addresses a major global challenge, particularly for renewable energy sources. It is an essential tool for achieving a more sustainable, efficient and stable energy system.
In fact, Spain’s National Integrated Energy and Climate Plan (PNIEC) outlines the strong development of energy storage in order to ensure the stability and flexibility of the power grid. The plan aims to reach a capacity of 22.5 GW by 2030 — an increase from the 20 GW proposed in the previous plan. Spain currently has over 4.2 GW of storage capacity under development and has already granted administrative construction approval for nearly 423 MW, highlighting the technology’s short-term potential.
The agreement is part of the Services business unit of GES (Global Energy Services), which was the company’s fastest-growing activity in 2024 and is expected to continue growing strongly in 2025. As Roberto López, Director of the business unit, points out: “It is important to highlight GES’s ability to adapt to the needs of the market and the sector. This adaptability has enabled us to enter the battery energy storage field strongly, thanks to partnerships with leading manufacturers such as Envision.”