Energy-Storage.news reports that Energy North has submitted a proposed 1 GW off-grid hyperscale data centre campus with a co-located battery energy storage system to Australia's EPBC Act. The BESS is expected to scale to about 16 GWh, making it one of the most eye-catching links between data-centre load growth and storage-backed energy infrastructure. The filing matters because AI and data-centre demand are increasingly becoming drivers for very large battery and renewable power projects.
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