Battery storage and solar power combination: Australia first solar energy conversion

Australia Gannawarra 60 mw solar project in tesla powerpack batteries, is said to be the first adapted to the country's existing battery storage system of solar projects, has been completed ahead of schedule.

Wirsol Group branch in Australia Wirsol Energy, and Edify Energy jointly owned the 25 mw/MWH Gannnawarra Energy storage system (50 GESS) , and the energy storage system developed by Edify.

Wirsol released news that the project needs to overcome the unique regulatory and technical challenge, but it will also let people see the large battery and solar project combining the huge opportunities.

Wirsol now has 60 mw Gannawarra 110 mw of solar energy projects and Wemen solar power grid project to connect to the state of Victoria. The two pv project will generate electricity in a year is equal to the power supply for 52100 Victoria family.

the EPC contractor in charge of construction Wemen solar RCR Tomlinson will continue to debug, the target is completed at the end of the year. Wemen solar projects installed about 319000 module, make it become one of the largest photovoltaic project in Victoria.

the general manager of Wirsol Mark Hogan said: & other; We are very honored to in Gannawarra solar projects to achieve two important milestone. The whole project is peculiar to the industry and its development, which in turn provides a basis for future projects. It can during peak hours to optimize energy supply, requirements to support the daily cycle. There are two of the largest project in Victoria is running, we can become a Victoria's renewable energy targets major contributors are proud. It also completed our own development goals, and at the end of 2020 reached more than one thousand megawatts of solar energy in Australia. Keep solar deployment as well as proper storage is the base of the sustainable and affordable clean energy, the worldwide are obvious. ”

the Victorian government says that by 2020 the goal is to renewable energy accounted for 25%, to 40% in 2025, to reach 30% in 2030.