ARQIS advises CCE on divestment of 63 MW battery storage project in Döllnitz

17. March 2026

ARQIS has acted as legal advisor to CCE, an international renewable energy company headquartered in Vienna, Austria, on the divestment of a 63 MW Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) in Döllnitz, Saxony-Anhalt, to Flower Infrastructure Technologies AB (Flower), a leading European energy trading and optimisation platform provider and BESS operator.

As a leading renewable energy company, CCE will remain involved in the project's further development until the start of the construction phase, anticipated in 2027, ensuring continuity and a smooth handover to Flower, which will take on the role of engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) provider and long-term operator.

The deal demonstrates CCE’s capabilities to originate and develop high-quality battery storage assets in the German market and provide cutting edge development solutions to execute renewable energy projects through various project stages. Dr. Mirjam Boche, Partner at ARQIS, commented: "The energy storage sector in Germany continues to attract strong transactional activity, and this deal reflects CCE's outstanding market expertise and development capabilities, as well as the quality of the asset they brought to the market. We are proud to have advised CCE on this transaction.”

Jörg Menyesch, CEO of CCE Group, added: “We are very pleased to partner with Flower on the Döllnitz project. Their expertise makes them an ideal long-term partner to take the project into the construction and operational phase. We would also like to thank our legal advisors at ARQIS for their outstanding support throughout the transaction and for helping us to structure and execute this important milestone for our battery storage portfolio.”

Advisors to CCE

ARQIS (Dusseldorf): Dr. Mirjam Boche (Lead Partner, M&A), Partner: Dr. Ulrich Lienhard (Real Estate), Counsel: Jens Knipping (Tax), Managing Associate: Conrad Wiza (M&A), Associate: Steffen Schubert (M&A)