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What is the Wooreen Bess project?
About the Wooreen BESS The Wooreen BESS will be located on the site of EnergyAustralia’s Jeeralang Power Station, located at Hazelwood North in the Latrobe Valley. The project comprises 350 megawatts (MW) of 4-hour capacity of energy storage, equivalent to 1,400 megawatt hours (MWh) of electricity.
Is Wooreen a Bess asset?
ENGIE ICA Partners are pitching Wooreen to interested parties as “one of the largest BESS assets in Victoria” and “one of the longest-duration systems in the national energy market (NEM)“, in a teaser seen by Street Talk.
Who approved the Wooreen project?
In February 2023, EnergyAustralia received Planning Approval from the Victorian Government, to proceed with the Wooreen project. A copy of this application, approval and associated documentation can be found on our website. EnergyAustralia sought expressions of interest from businesses to construct our new energy storage facility.
Where is Hallett Bess located?
About the Hallett BESS The Hallett BESS will be located near EnergyAustralia’s Hallet Power Station in Canowie, 210km north of Adelaide. The Hallett BESS will have an initial storage capacity of 50MW and discharge capacity of up to 200MWh and be able to power up to 80,000 homes and small businesses for four hours.