Tendering and procurement of energy storage power station in port of spain

How many new energy storage projects are in Spain?

Spain targets 20GW of new energy storage by 2030. The first tender ended up being oversubscribed with more than 1.1GW/1.1GWh capacity, between 58 projects, not selected for the funding of the tender. The projects that were awarded in the PERTE tender were measured based on four criteria, with different points.

Is Spain targeting 20GW of energy storage by 2030?

Spain is targeting 20GW of energy storage by 2030. This BESS was deployed by Ingeteam at a green hydrogen facility in Ciudad Real. Image: Ingeteam. The government of Spain, through the Institution for the diversification and energy savings (IDAE) has awarded 880MW/1,809MWh in its first tender for energy storage to be co-located with renewables.

Why are all tenders submitted electronically in Spain?

It is due to this directive that currently in Spain, and since the end of 2018, all tenders are submitted electronically, complying with the regulations of it and the public procurement law of the Spanish State. More info about Spain Public Procurement Law here.

Does TSG Spain include all local tenders?

However, it doesn't include all local tenders; in Spain, only a small percentage is available. TSG Spain collects tenders from TED and local public institutions for comprehensive coverage. Interested in tendering in Spain? TRY OUR SERVICES! It’s all about information!

What is Tenders Electronic Daily?

In Europe, Tenders Electronic Daily (TED) is the online portal for EU public procurement. However, it doesn't include all local tenders; in Spain, only a small percentage is available. TSG Spain collects tenders from TED and local public institutions for comprehensive coverage. Interested in tendering in Spain? TRY OUR SERVICES!

How were projects awarded in the perte tender?

The projects that were awarded in the PERTE tender were measured based on four criteria, with different points. Projects were awarded based on the total score across these four criteria which were: economic viability (35%), technical features (25%), project viability (10%) and externalities (30%).