Battery storage
Stores electricity and returns it later, shifting availability from one point in time to another.
SHIFT ENERGY THROUGH TIMEBattery storage and dispatchable generation can help align when electricity is available with when the energy system needs it.
Storage shifts electricity across time. Flexible generation can adjust supply to demand and system conditions. PHENDHEY’s history includes project companies that later progressed into both paths under subsequent ownership.
Battery systems absorb and release electricity; dispatchable generation adjusts output as required. They can complement one another, but they are not interchangeable assets.
Stores electricity and returns it later, shifting availability from one point in time to another.
SHIFT ENERGY THROUGH TIMECan adjust output as demand and system conditions change. Its role depends on plant design, fuel, permits and operating requirements.
ADJUST GENERATION TO NEED
FVE Sever alfa and FVE Sever beta were directly held by PHENDHEY in 2023. Under subsequent ownership, the companies became part of the Tušimice battery-storage project. ADI describes the Second Foundation section as planned for 200 MW / 400 MWh, with a direct 400 kV connection to ČEPS.
FVE Sever alfa and FVE Sever beta were held directly during this period. The capacity and grid milestones above describe the later project stage, not current PHENDHEY assets.
Two former PHENDHEY project companies later moved into the CENTROPOL group at different times. Public updates describe milestones reached under subsequent ownership.
03 June 2022 — 05 March 2026
CENTROPOL acquired the former PHENDHEY company in 2026. Transaction counsel described its associated natural-gas power project as ready to build.
03 June 2022 — 18 October 2023
After the 2023 transition to CENTROPOL, a later GENTEC update referenced electrical-infrastructure construction and four KE-MTUNG 2000 CHP units.
These are historical project lineages. Later development, financing and construction milestones belong to subsequent owners and project teams, not PHENDHEY’s current holdings.
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