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Burges Salmon acts for Gresham House on trio of battery storage project transactions totalling 397MW

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By Camilla Usher-Clark
15 Jan 2026 1 min read
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We have advised Gresham House on transactions involving three battery storage projects, including Elland 2, a 100MW project based in West Yorkshire, Cockenzie, a 240MW scheme located in East Lothian Scotland, and the 57MW Monet’s Garden in North Yorkshire.

Adding 397MW of new storage capacity to the fund’s pipeline, the projects are part of Gresham House Energy Storage Fund’s three-year plan to add 694MW of capacity. These projects create opportunities for shared infrastructure and more efficient delivery, and strengthen the fund’s position in UK utility-scale storage as demand for flexible grid support continues to rise.

The Burges Salmon team advising Gresham House was led by partner Camilla Usher-Clark and senior associate Briony Barber and supported by associate Tom Curnow and solicitor Jessica Kalayci from the firm’s Corporate Energy team.

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“It has been a pleasure working with Gresham House on these significant BESS project transactions. Our leading energy team has been advising on storage, flexible generation and demand-side projects for more than 20 years and our breadth of experience across technologies and projects, including battery storage, allowed us to navigate the complexities of these deals and deliver a successful outcome for all parties.”

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Combining sector knowledge with legal expertise, we provide tailored advice to support clients on complex transactions in the UK and internationally.

The firm’s energy capabilities were recognised in Clean Energy Pipeline’s 2025 Legal League Tables with Burges Salmon ranked as the second most active law firm in clean energy M&A deals, in the top 10 of the Project Finance table and fifth in this year’s inaugural Influence Factor rankings.

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