Renewables.digital currently lists 5 Battery Storage (BESS) transactions in Asia between January 2026 and August 2026, with a combined capacity of 7,212 MW, led by Israel (2), India (1), Japan (1) and Vietnam (1). The most active companies are ACCV Holdings (1), Azrieli Group (1), BayWa r.e. (1) and Energy Vault Holdings (1). The most recent deal is “Nofar Israel Acquires 92.5% Stake in Highlight Renewable Energies, Adding 850 MW Solar and 4.4 GWh BESS Pipeline” (16 August 2026).
5Transactions
7,212 MWTotal capacity
4Countries
3With PPA
January 2026 – August 2026Period
Key facts
5 transactions between January 2026 and August 2026, 7,212 MW in total (average 1,803 MW per deal)
How many Battery Storage (BESS) transactions in Asia are listed?
Renewables.digital currently lists 5 Battery Storage (BESS) transactions in Asia between January 2026 and August 2026, with a combined capacity of 7,212 MW.
Who are the most active buyers of Battery Storage (BESS) in Asia?
Azrieli Group (1), Energy Vault Holdings (1) and Gresham House (1) (number of deals).
Who are the most active sellers?
ACCV Holdings (1), BayWa r.e. (1) and Highlight Renewable Energies (1) (number of deals).
What is the largest of the Battery Storage (BESS) transactions in Asia?
Inox Clean Energy Acquires Vena Energy India's 5.4 GW Solar/Wind and 2.5 GWh BESS Platform from Vena Group with 5,400 MW (4 June 2026).
Nofar Israel has signed an agreement to acquire a 92.5% stake in Highlight Renewable Energies for approximately 200 million NIS. The acquisition adds an estimated 850 MW of solar PV and 4.4 GWh of energy storage capacity across projects at various development stages, accelerating Nofar's position as a leading large-scale renewable energy platform in Israel.
Inox Clean Energy has signed a definitive agreement to acquire 100% of Vena Energy India from Vena Group, comprising approximately 1 GW of operational capacity, 1.7 GW of advanced-stage solar and wind assets plus 1.2 GWh BESS, and a 2.7 GW development pipeline plus 1.3 GWh BESS. The deal is Inox Clean's tenth acquisition in ten months and will bring its near-operational portfolio to approximately 4 GW.
Energy Vault Holdings has closed the acquisition of an 850 MW battery energy storage development portfolio in Japan from BayWa r.e. AG, including an experienced local development team. The portfolio comprises 350 MW of advanced-stage projects (NTP expected H2 2027, COD from mid-2028) and 500 MW of early-stage projects. The deal brings Energy Vault's global owned asset base to over 1 GW.
Gresham House, a UK-headquartered specialist asset manager, has agreed to acquire Asia Clean Capital Vietnam Pte. Ltd. (ACCV Pte) from ACCV Holdings. One of Vietnam's leading C&I renewable energy developers, ACCV Pte holds an operational solar portfolio and a robust development pipeline serving multinational manufacturers. The deal follows the integration of SUSI Partners into Gresham House's Energy Transition division and positions ACCV Pte for accelerated growth in Vietnam's expanding clean energy market.
Shikun & Binui Energy has signed a binding agreement with the Azrieli Group for the sale of a 50% interest in the Ramat Beka solar and energy storage project in Israel. The 112 MW DC PV project with 784 MWh of storage is one of the largest of its kind in the country and is expected to reach commercial operation in 2029.
Data as of 2 October 2026. The overview covers the transactions currently listed in the Renewables.digital database; each deal links to its original public source.
