BSS IGB
2.8 MW, 12 MWh (4.2 hours) in St. Ingbert, Saarland, registered as operating since 1 July 2025. Everything on this page is read from Germany’s register of power units and the other published records named beside each fact.
What it is
The register holds this battery as one unit.
| Unit | Register number | MW | MWh | Commissioned | Battery | Grid operator check |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BSS IGB | SEE964913287715 | 2.8 | 12 | 1 July 2025 | Lead acid | under check |
Power is the net power the operator registered, the most the unit may feed into the grid. Energy is the usable capacity of the unit’s installation. A grid operator check marked “checked” means the grid company has confirmed the entry; “under check” means it has not yet. On the large sites we compared, the register’s commissioning date often came months before the owner’s announced start, which suggests it records first energisation.
Who runs it and who owns it
The register lists a private person as the operator. The register does not name a private person, and neither does this page.
Who trades it and what it is built from
No published source we have found names who trades this battery, who built it or whose cells it uses. Fields we cannot source are left out.
Where it connects
| Grid company | Stadtwerke St. Ingbert GmbH |
| Connected at | medium voltage |
| Municipality | St. Ingbert, district of Saarpfalz-Kreis |
| State | Saarland |
| Register location | SEL997823769446 |
As registered. The grid company and voltage come from the register’s public unit table; the position is the one the operator registered. See it on the Atlas.
What has changed in the register
First registered on 15 July 2025; last changed in the register on 1 October 2025. No change has shown in our reads since the first, on 10 October 2026.
What this page cannot show
Germany publishes no battery’s metered output. On 11 October 2026 we checked the four public sources that might carry it: the ENTSO-E Transparency Platform, SMARD, the yearly EEG data and the transmission companies’ redispatch records. None gives the output of any German battery, one by one or as a fleet. So this page cannot say what the battery exported, imported or earned, as Britain’s battery pages do.
Sources: Marktstammdatenregister, Bundesnetzagentur, Datenlizenz Deutschland, Namensnennung 2.0: the full export of 15 October 2026 and the public unit table of 15 October 2026. Company details from the register’s market actor table. Owners from the commercial register and the owners’ publications, as marked. Tender awards from the Bundesnetzagentur’s award lists.