Tesla and Esyasoft have announced a strategic collaboration to deploy large-scale battery energy storage solutions across key international markets. The initiative aims to strengthen renewable energy integration, improve grid resilience and support rising electricity demand driven by AI data centres and industrial growth.
AUSTIN: Tesla and UAE-headquartered Esyasoft have entered into a strategic partnership to accelerate the global rollout of utility-scale battery energy storage systems, marking one of the industry’s largest announced energy storage initiatives.
The collaboration will focus on developing, deploying and operating an initial portfolio exceeding 15 gigawatt-hours (GWh) of storage capacity across the UK, Western Europe, the GCC and India. The project is designed to help utilities, governments and businesses modernise electricity networks while supporting the transition to cleaner energy.
The agreement comes as electricity demand continues to increase worldwide, driven by rapid renewable energy adoption, expanding AI infrastructure and the growth of hyperscale data centres. Modern power grids are under growing pressure to remain reliable while accommodating more renewable generation, making energy storage an increasingly important technology.
By combining Tesla’s advanced energy storage technology with Esyasoft’s expertise in digital utilities, artificial intelligence and large-scale infrastructure delivery, the companies plan to introduce integrated solutions under the banner Esyasoft Energy Storage powered by Tesla. The offering will cover project development, deployment, operation and long-term lifecycle management.
The GCC has emerged as one of the fastest-growing markets for next-generation energy infrastructure. The UAE continues to expand renewable energy under its Energy Strategy 2050, while Saudi Arabia is accelerating clean energy investments through Vision 2030. These national programmes are increasing demand for smarter electricity networks capable of supporting renewable generation alongside industrial and digital expansion.
According to the International Energy Agency, energy storage and grid modernisation are essential to achieving the global goal of tripling renewable energy capacity by 2030. Large-scale storage systems help balance electricity supply and demand, improve operational flexibility and provide backup capacity during periods of peak consumption.
Mike Snyder, Vice President of Tesla Energy & Charging, said the collaboration would help expand intelligent grid solutions where they are needed most while streamlining projects from design through operation.
Ajay Hans Raj Bhatia, CEO of Sirius International Holding, described the agreement as an important milestone that strengthens Esyasoft’s position in delivering digital energy infrastructure at global scale.
Esyasoft Founder and Group CEO Bipin Chandra said the partnership is intended to help customers bring new power capacity online more quickly and cost-effectively as electricity demand continues to rise.
Headquartered in the UAE and part of Sirius International Holding and IHC Group, Esyasoft delivers smart utility technologies, AI-driven analytics, energy infrastructure and sustainable mobility solutions. Through this collaboration, both companies aim to expand cleaner, more resilient electricity infrastructure and support the world’s accelerating energy transition.
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