Project Mufasa will feature Megapack 2 XL, Tesla’s utility scale energy storage system. The batteries will be able to charge and discharge 1,400 MWh at 350 MW power capacity, several times per day: sufficient to power well over 200,000 households.

Set to become operational in H1 2027, the project is being built in Vlissingen in North Sea Port, a key hub for renewable energy in the Netherlands. Replacing a former coal-fired power plant connection to the high voltage grid, this landmark initiative represents a major step forward in supporting the Netherlands’ transition to renewable power, while strengthening its critical energy infrastructure.

Project Mufasa will feature Megapack 2 XL, Tesla’s utility scale energy storage system. The batteries will be able to charge and discharge 1,400 MWh at 350 MW power capacity, several times per day: sufficient to power well over 200,000 households. As the largest BESS in the Netherlands and one of the largest energy storage projects in Europe, it sets a new standard for balancing and securing power grids.