EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
A new battery storage supply framework between Energix Renewable Energies and LG Energy Solution covers the potential delivery of up to 4.5 GWh of BESS for projects across Europe and the United States by 2028. The agreement includes potential U.S.-manufactured, FEOC-compliant battery systems and builds on the companies’ existing collaboration in Poland.
Companies: Energix Renewable Energies and LG Energy Solution
Agreement: Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)
Potential BESS Supply: Up to 4.5 GWh
Target Timeline: By 2028
Target Markets: Europe and United States
Signing Location: Seoul, South Korea
Energix Renewable Energies, a renewable energy company has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with LG Energy Solution for the potential supply of up to 4.5 GWh of Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) for Energix projects across Europe and the United States by 2028. The agreement was signed during a recent leadership summit in Seoul, South Korea, and announced by Energix on 23 October 2026.
The agreement establishes a framework for expanding Energix's energy storage portfolio through advanced battery technology and long-term supply arrangements. It is intended to support the company's growing storage requirements across its European and U.S. markets as renewable energy deployment and electricity demand continue to increase.
A significant component of the agreement involves the potential deployment of U.S.-manufactured battery systems that comply with Foreign Entity of Concern (FEOC) requirements. These systems are intended for Energix's projects in the United States, supporting the company's efforts to establish a strategic battery supply chain for its expanding energy storage portfolio.
The potential use of domestically manufactured, FEOC-compliant systems represents an important consideration for Energix's U.S. operations. The arrangement provides a framework for sourcing battery systems that meet applicable supply chain requirements while supporting the development of future energy storage projects.
The MoU also builds on the existing collaboration between Energix and LG Energy Solution in Poland. Both companies intend to extend their working relationship into additional projects and markets, using their established cooperation as a foundation for further battery storage deployment.
For Energix, energy storage represents an important growth area across its operating markets. The company identified increasing renewable energy penetration and rising electricity demand as factors strengthening the role of storage technologies in the energy transition. Battery energy storage systems can help manage variations in renewable electricity generation and provide greater flexibility in power supply.
LG Energy Solution's participation provides Energix with a potential battery manufacturing partner for future projects. The proposed supply arrangement is designed to support the company's long-term storage expansion while strengthening supply chain planning across multiple markets.
The announcement identifies a potential supply volume of up to 4.5 GWh by 2028, rather than a confirmed delivery commitment. Energix has not disclosed project-specific allocations, individual system capacities, financial terms or a detailed delivery schedule under the MoU.
The agreement establishes a basis for continued cooperation between the companies as Energix advances its battery storage portfolio in Europe and the United States. It also reflects the increasing importance of manufacturing partnerships and supply chain compliance in supporting large-scale energy storage development.