Gore Street Energy Storage Fund (LSE:GSF) has successfully sold Investment Tax Credits related to its ‘Big Rock’ energy storage asset for approximately $84 million, surpassing previous financial projections. The proceeds will be used to reduce outstanding debt, support ongoing project development, and allow for the issuance of special dividends to shareholders—an important capital infusion amid tight equity market conditions. This strategic move strengthens the fund’s financial flexibility and reinforces its long-term value creation strategy.
The broader energy storage sector continues to evolve rapidly, with falling costs and supportive policies driving new investment opportunities. Gore Street remains focused on capital deployment aimed at expanding capacity and securing stable, long-term returns.
About Gore Street Energy Storage Fund
Gore Street Energy Storage Fund is the UK’s first publicly listed, internationally diversified energy storage investment vehicle. The fund targets sustainable returns through investments in utility-scale battery storage assets, which are key to supporting the global shift toward a low-carbon energy system. Its portfolio approach emphasizes geographic diversification, operational scalability, and consistent dividend distributions for investors.
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