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Brecht E19

Operating, 25 MW · 100 MWh, in Brecht, owned by Aspiravi. Every fact below is as a published source states it, with the address beside it; a field not shown is one no source gave, and nothing is guessed.

The battery

Power25 MW
Capacity100 MWh
Duration4.0 hours
StatusOperating, as of 19 October 2026
Owner’s dateMarch 2026, actual, reported newly in operation on 2 March 2026
MunicipalityBrecht, Antwerp
Grid connectionElia
Placed on the mapat the site itself, as mapped on OpenStreetMap (Batterijpark Brecht)

Who is behind it

OwnerAspiravi
Built bySPIE (control, grid connection, medium voltage)

Not published anywhere we have found: ultimate owner, developer, traded by. The page says so rather than guessing.

In Elia’s list

Elia schedules this battery under the name below. Elia usually starts scheduling a battery when it begins testing, so the first day here is when it reached the grid, not when it began commercial operation.

Elia’s nameFirst listedLast listedPower, as Elia lists it
Brecht E19 BESS13 March 2026still listed24 MW from 13 March 2026

Elia Transmission Belgium, open data dataset ods179, Elia Open Data Licence.

What the sources say

Elia lists 24.25 MW from March 2026. Aspiravi’s project page says it is in operation.

Evidence and sources

From the owners’, developers’ and builders’ own releases and the trade press, read by Vitreous, joined to Elia’s list by name. This page carries no money: no Belgian body publishes what a named battery earns. List id BE-B12.

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