Wattstor news and blog

With electric-powered vehicles becoming more common, the need for efficient charging has never been greater! Wattstor has the perfect solution in the form of its unique GridBooster fast charging system for electric vehicles that is capable of drawing energy from

After successfully establishing presence in the UK energy market and building a highly visible brand, Wattstor is looking to expand its scope of activities and increase its service capacities. In order to fulfil those objectives in a cost-efficient manner, the

We’re very excited to announce that our new and refreshed Wattstor.com website is now live. As part of our year refresh (new office, product launch coming soon, and changes in our shareholders’ scheme) the site consolidates a user-friendly experience with

We are excited to announce that janom, a European private equity company that partnered with Wattstor at the end of last year has become its majority owner. As one company, janom and Wattstor can create fully integrated residential, commercial, and

Wattstor has designed a 128kW Energy Storage system for Blackwood Homes & Care, to assist in their ‘Grey Fleet to Green Fleet’ project, supported by the Scottish Government’s Low Carbon Infrastructure Transition Programme. Blackwood Homes offer a range of accessible,

It’s been a while since we spoke about the progress we are making since forming a partnership with janom, and we are delighted to be working hand in hand with genuine renewable enthusiasts. The last few months have marked another milestone

Last year, the team at janom were researching the best available home energy storage products in Europe, when they discovered Wattstor – a pioneering energy storage company based in Cornwall. Their research told them that the Wattstorsystems were the best value (£/kWh of battery capacity)

The International Energy Agency (IEA) has recently published the latest edition of the World Energy Outlook, the first report after the Paris Agreement on climate change issued on November 4th. It reports that renewables and natural gas will become the ‘the