Tesla Powers Up Australia's Largest Battery

• A revolutionary energy storage complex has been commissioned in New South Wales, providing energy to 240,000 homes. It's the largest battery in the state, with three Tesla Megapack systems forming the backbone of the 150 MW/300 MWh Riverina and Darlington Point complex from Federation Asset Management and Edify Energy. Get the details on the long-term asset manager and the 10-year contracts supplied to EnergyAustralia.

The 150 MW/300 MWh Riverina and Darlington Point energy storage complex in New South Wales has been commissioned, making it the largest battery in the state. Owned by Federation Asset Management and Edify Energy, the complex consists of three independent Tesla Megapack systems and can supply 240,000 homes with two hours of power at peak times. The output of Riverina 1 has been pre-sold to Shell Energy, while the other two facilities will be supplied to EnergyAustralia for 10-year contracts. Edify currently owns a 10% stake and will be the long-term asset manager, while Federation Asset Management holds the remainder.

What Is the Largest Battery in New South Wales?

• The Riverina and Darlington Point energy storage complex is the largest battery in New South Wales at 150 MW/300 MWh.
• The complex consists of three independent Tesla Megapack systems with the capability to supply 240,000 homes with two hours of power at peak times.
• The output of Riverina 1 has been pre-sold to Shell Energy and the other two facilities will be supplied to EnergyAustralia for 10-year contracts.
• The battery is owned by Federation Asset Management and Edify Energy, with Edify currently owning a 10% stake and will be the long-term asset manager.