Cyprus will begin implementing renewable energy storage systems in 2026 at the earliest, Energy Minister George Papanastasiou announced during parliamentary discussions on Tuesday, addressing the country’s growing need to manage excess green energy production.
[pdf] Developed in two phases, located in Khoumagueli (40 MW) and Fello Djallou (44 MW), the project represents a $90 million investment, underscoring the importance of renewable energy in Guinea’s future.
[pdf] But here’s the kicker: Colombian material’s lower ash content (<0.5% vs. China’s 2-8%) makes it perfect for energy storage applications. While current prices average $2,100-$2,500/ton (FOB Cartagena) vs. China’s $1,800, quality-focused buyers are willing to pay the premium.
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