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Emerald joins Central Qld's battery blitz

Town of Emerald set to build second network-connected battery

 (L to R): Sam Mayberry, Energy Queensland; Brittany Lauga MP; Minister Mark Furner; Barry O'Rourke MP; Bart Mellish MP. - Credit to Queensland Government

(L to R): Sam Mayberry, Energy Queensland; Brittany Lauga MP; Minister Mark Furner; Barry O'Rourke MP; Bart Mellish MP. - Credit to Queensland Government

The battery will deliver 8 megawatt-hours of energy with 4 megawatts of power for up to two hours for the local grid.  This will be the second grid-connected site in Central Qld after Tanby Battery...

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