AGL Energy Limited has selected Wärtsilä and Fluence as the two suppliers for their up to 1,000 MW grid-scale energy storage plans. Wärtsilä has signed a non-exclusive five-year Large Scale Storage System Frame Agreement to supply energy storage projects in partnership with AGL. This agreement will reduce tender timeframes for individual projects, enabling faster project schedules and commercial operation.
AGL plans to develop energy storage installations near the Loy Yang A power station in Victoria (200 MW), Liddell power station (150 MW) and Broken Hill (50 MW) in New South Wales, and Torrens Island (250 MW) in South Australia.
Keppel Renewable Energy Pte Ltd a wholly-owned subsidiary of Keppel Corporation, has signed an agreement to acquire a 45% stake in Harlin Solar Pty Ltd (Harlin Solar) to develop a large-scale, gr...
Read moreOSMI Australia has submitted its applications for planning approval to build the proposed Delburn Wind Farm to the Department of Environment, Land, Water, and Planning. The final project design for w...
Read moreAustralian renewable energy developer Edify Energy, in partnership with investment firm Precinct Capital, is set to develop a Battery Energy Storage System in Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia.&nb...
Read moreOrigin Energy Limited is progressing plans for a battery at Eraring Power Station in New South Wales, with an overall capacity of up to 700 MW and a dispatch duration of 4 hours, making it the largest...
Read moreFrench developer and energy producer Neoen is set to build a 500 MW/1,000 MWh battery storage facility located in the Central Tablelands of New South Wales, Australia. Neoen has submi...
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