Renewable energy jobs at TESVOLT

Since 2014, TESVOLT has implemented over 6,000 battery storage projects worldwide (source: tesvolt.com). In July 2024, TESVOLT secured its largest order to date for a 65 MWh battery storage park near Worms in Rhineland-Palatinate, realized in cooperation with EWR AG, W POWER, and TIMBRA. TESVOLT is responsible for delivering, installing, and later servicing the system, which is scheduled to go live in 2025 (source: tesvolt.com). Additionally, TESVOLT received approval for a 190 MWh battery storage park in Wittenberg with a grid connection capacity of 60 MW, designed as a merchant facility for energy trading and planned to be commissioned in March 2028 (source: ess-news.com). Furthermore, TESVOLT has completed several solar-plus-storage projects, such as in Gardessen near Braunschweig, where two TPS-E storage containers with 10 MWh capacity are coupled to a 12 MWp solar plant, supplying electricity to around 5,000 households (source: energy-storage.news).

In 2024, TESVOLT began construction of its new gigafactory in Lutherstadt Wittenberg with an initial investment of around 30 million euros. The factory aims to reach an annual production of 4 GWh and manufacture up to 80,000 storage systems per year (source: tesvolt.com). Also in 2024, the 65 MWh storage park near Worms was announced as the largest order in the company’s history (source: tesvolt.com). In 2026, TESVOLT received approval for the 60 MW / 190 MWh project in Wittenberg, designed as a merchant facility for energy trading and representing a significant expansion of its portfolio (source: ess-news.com).

TESVOLT employs a diverse team with a strong focus on engineering and development, including an average of 35 employees in research and development in 2023 (source: lobbyregister.bundestag.de). The new gigafactory in Wittenberg is expected to create over 400 additional jobs, primarily in manufacturing, logistics, production, and operations (source: tesvolt.com). The company culture emphasizes holistic project management, with employees working in areas such as project development, installation, service, maintenance, and energy trading (source: tesvolt.com).