Vestas in partnership to develop largest-ever hybrid plant

The wind turbine manufacturer is taking a new step in its strategy to broaden its portfolio by entering a partnership to develop the world's first large-scale hybrid plant made up of wind, solar, and energy storage. Tesla is also on board.
Photo: Frank Boutrup Schmidt/Vestas
Photo: Frank Boutrup Schmidt/Vestas

Vestas will deliver turbines and service to the hitherto largest hybrid plant made up of wind, solar, and battery storage.

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