
Utility-Scale Hybrid Energy Hub, Denmark · In development · operation targeted 2029
TITAN shows how far the Green Power Station platform scales. It combines utility-scale solar generation with a BESS of 368 MW grid-forming PCS and 1,5 GWh of energy storage behind a single transmission-level grid connection – and supplies a data center of around 150 MW by a dedicated high-voltage direct line.
- About 365 MWp of solar PV.
- 368 MW of grid-forming PCS and 1,5 GWh of energy storage based on LFP battery technology.
- A transmission-level grid connection of close to 300 MW.
- One dedicated high-voltage direct line to a data center of around 150 MW, with the option of a second.
- Optional emergency power capacity and heavy-duty truck charging.
- Generation, storage and demand dispatched as one system; operation targeted 2029.
Text description of this illustration
Concept diagram of Project TITAN. At the top, a 132 kV transmission-level grid connection of close to 300 MW runs from the transmission grid to the high-voltage substation inside the Green Power Station and Energy Hub, and one dedicated 132 kV direct line, with an option for a second, runs from the substation to a data center of around 150 MW. The substation feeds a medium-voltage busbar below it. Connected to that busbar are about 365 MWp of solar PV, on site and owned by WeStorix, and a BESS of 368 MW grid-forming PCS and 1,5 GWh of LFP energy storage. A medium-voltage direct line runs straight from the busbar to heavy-duty truck charging. No site or partner details are shown.