Eku Energy has submitted two Australian battery energy storage projects, each sized at 300 MW / 1,200 MWh, for assessment under the EPBC Act. The filings mark another large step in Australia's pipeline of four-hour storage projects designed to support grids with rising solar and renewable penetration.
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