DLL backs Alfen mobile battery deployment across Europe

Vendor finance company DLL has announced a new partnership with European energy solutions provider Alfen aimed at accelerating the deployment of mobile battery storage systems across Europe.

The collaboration will support the rollout of TheBattery Mobile X, Alfen’s latest mobile energy storage system, by offering tailored financing solutions to businesses seeking flexible power alternatives. The initiative will launch first in the Netherlands and the United Kingdom, with plans for a phased expansion into additional European markets.

According to DLL, the partnership reflects the company’s growing commitment to supporting scalable energy infrastructure projects that help address grid limitations and support the broader energy transition.

“Our financial partnership with Alfen underscores DLL’s strategic focus on enabling scalable energy storage systems,” said Gulkiz Bayrak, Global Commercial Lead for Energy Transition at DLL.

“Together, we aim to address today’s constraints on grid accessibility and capacity, while reducing barriers to deployment and helping customers access reliable power solutions faster and more efficiently.”

Alfen’s TheBattery Mobile X is designed as a multifunctional, plug-and-play mobile storage system that can be deployed quickly in locations where grid access is limited or temporary power is required. The solution is intended for applications such as grid balancing, event power supply, and energy support at construction sites. Its modular design also allows businesses to scale energy capacity based on operational needs.

“We’re excited to join forces with DLL to make our mobile battery solutions more accessible across Europe,” said Stephanie Schockaert, Sales Director for Energy Storage Solutions at Alfen. “This partnership enables us to offer our customers the financial flexibility to deploy it where and when it’s most needed. DLL knows our solutions very well and can therefore act fast.”

As European countries continue to expand renewable energy capacity, energy storage technologies such as mobile battery systems are increasingly viewed as critical tools for balancing power supply and demand while reducing reliance on fossil-fuel-based generators.

By combining DLL’s financing expertise with Alfen’s energy storage technology, the companies say the partnership will help accelerate the adoption of energy transition assets and support the development of a more resilient and sustainable European energy system.