Copenhagen_Infrastructure_Partners Divests Devilla BESS Stakes
Analysis based on 8 articles · First reported Jun 08, 2026 · Last updated Jun 08, 2026
The divestment of minority stakes in the Devilla battery storage project by Antin Infrastructure Partners>>> to the Scotland — Scottish National Investment Bank>>> and Nuclear Liabilities Fund>>> is expected to have a positive impact on the renewable energy and energy storage markets. This transaction facilitates further investment into critical energy infrastructure, enhancing grid stability and supporting the integration of renewable energy in the United Kingdom>>>. It also provides a stable foundation for returns for the investors involved.
Antin Infrastructure Partners>>> (CIP), on behalf of Copenhagen Infrastructure IV (CI IV), has agreed to divest minority stakes in the Devilla battery storage project to the Scotland — Scottish National Investment Bank>>> and Nuclear Liabilities Fund>>>. The Devilla BESS is a 500MW, 2-hour-duration, lithium-ion battery energy storage system located in Kincardine, Scotland, and is set to become one of Europe's largest upon commissioning in 2028. Antin Infrastructure Partners>>> will retain a majority stake and continue to lead the project's construction. The project has contracted revenues through a 10-year optimisation agreement with SSE plc>>> and a 15-year capacity market agreement. This investment is part of a larger portfolio of BESS projects being developed by Antin Infrastructure Partners>>> in Scotland and England, aiming to improve the United Kingdom>>>'s energy security and reduce costs for consumers.
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