Australia
State voucher. Federal small-scale paper. Read the size line before the quote.
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Ausgrid will buy the solar a warehouse roof can't use - 16-year contracts, about 8c a kilowatt-hour expected, in two trial areas
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A landlord with up to 240 offices, warehouses and clinics handed its roofs to an energy company - about 70 MW of solar and 300 MWh of batteries, with no capex for tenants
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NSW's Waratah Super Battery hit final commercial ops - 850 MW on an old coal site, built to catch grid shocks in milliseconds
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Queensland's wholesale power price fell 40% in a year - the state generator credits the battery build-out
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FRV just switched on a 100 MW two-hour battery in southwest Victoria - its first big standalone box in Australia
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A Victorian hybrid solar-plus-battery hub just hired its Stage 1 builder - Gamuda takes the Mortlake EPC
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From Wednesday, a factory roof between 100 kW and 1 MW can use the same small-scale certificate paper as a house
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Amazon booked a four-hour Victorian battery without building it - Australia's first corporate storage toll outside the energy industry
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Victoria's state utility bought into a long battery - and booked half its power for fifteen years for business customers
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Australia switched on its first eight-hour grid battery. It fills up at noon and runs into the night.
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Canberra’s small-scale battery discount stops at 100 kWh. NSW’s workplace voucher goes to 30 MWh.
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The Australian battery discount is paid in traded paper. Tuesday’s price is not your contract.
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NSW will knock money off a workplace battery. The published cut is a range. Your quote is a different number.