“The world has a huge challenge to move net zero by 2050.” At Pacific Green Technologies Group, we’re fully on board. Our mission is to be a world leader in providing sustainable cleantech solutions to global warming and resource scarcity challenges. But how, exactly?

It’s no secret that our way of life is under threat, but the good news is battery storage can help save the world. Seriously.

Is green hydrogen’s potential actually being under-hyped at the moment? Find out why it will possibly be here sooner than you think.

Lithium-ion batteries are increasingly an attractive option for providing backup power to public sector institutions and private enterprises.

Pacific Green is happy to announce that it has entered into an exclusive agreement to develop up to 1,100MW of battery energy storage systems (“BESS”) in the United Kingdom (“UK”) sourced by TUPA Energy Limited (“TUPA”).  As part of the TUPA agreement, the Company has also today acquired the rights to...

Renewably produced or ‘green’ hydrogen is on everyone’s lips right now. Here's is why batteries are going to help.

Find out why the scene is set for a great investor opportunity in energy storage demand across Australia.

Large stationary storage systems can involve high capital outlays, which is why investors and asset owners are usually keen to find ways to improve the return on investment (ROI) of battery acquisitions.

Our Energy Storage team has overseen the installation of more than 1GWh of battery capacity. Here's what we've learnt...

Pacific Green Technologies is happy to announce the appointment of Jose Lobo as Vice President of Business Development, Latin America, effective February 1st, 2021.

Green ammonia: it could play a key role in the energy transition. And it could be important for CSP in several ways.

From cutting electricity bills to selling grid services, here's the perfect guide to all you need to know about C&I battery storage.

Pacific Green are happy to announce the appointment of Peter Rossbach as Non-Executive and Independent Director, effective February 1st, 2021.

Peter Rossbach has worked in the renewable power sector since 1985 starting with Standard & Poor rating renewable projects bonds in California.

China, like America or Australia, is a place where things come in big helpings. The country is home to the world’s largest radio telescope, dam and wind farm project, to name but a few records. So it is hardly any surprise that China has big plans for CSP, too.