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British clean energy developer advances gigawatt-scale BESS in Victoria

Massive batteries could be a gamechanger for Victoria as energy shortfalls looming

Yiying Li
British clean energy developer advances gigawatt-scale BESS in Victoria

UK energy storage developer Pacific Green is on track to build one of the largest onshore battery energy storage systems (BESS) in southwest Victoria, part of a booming new industry for the state.   ...

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