Energy Storage News•20 days ago
437MWh BESS in Australia’s highest city receives final approvals ahead of commissioning
Key Takeaway
A substantial BESS project in Australia has achieved all regulatory and grid compliance milestones, paving the way for commissioning and demonstrating progress in grid modernization and renewable integration.
AI Summary
- •Valent Energy's 150MW/437MWh Armidale Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) in New South Wales, Australia, has secured final development approval from the NSW government.
- •The project has successfully satisfied AEMO grid compliance requirements under clause 5.3.4a, indicating readiness for grid connection and commissioning.
- •This significant BESS project will enhance grid stability, provide critical ancillary services, and firm renewable energy, offering practical benefits for large power consumers and developers in the region.
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Valent Energy has received development approval from the New South Wales government and satisfied AEMO grid compliance requirements under clause 5.3.4a for its 150MW/437MWh Armidale Battery Energy Storage System (BESS).