Vitol-Backed VPI to Spend €600 Million on Batteries in Germany

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VPI, the power company backed by trading giant Vitol Group, could invest more than €600 million ($700 million) to develop a gigawatt-scale portfolio of battery storage sites in Germany, Chief Executive Office Jorge Pikunic told Bloomberg News in an interview.

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Published:September 29, 2025 at 09:43 AM

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