Projects

Located in Warren Shire Council, Nevertire BESS (5 MW / 20 MWh) connects to the 22 kV DNSP network to firm local renewables and improve feeder reliability. The system time-shifts surplus PV for evening peaks and provides fast frequency response, ramp-rate control and volt/VAR services to the NEM. By reducing curtailment and smoothing variability, it supports customers at the edge of the network. Delivery prioritises local participation—regional contractors, jobs and training—alongside an engagement plan for amenity, traffic and noise that aligns with Council requirements.

• Reduces curtailment; improves local reliability
• Supports frequency stability in the NEM
• Ramp-rate smoothing and evening peak support
• Regional jobs during construction & O&M
• Active community engagement

A 100 MW solar farm paired with a 50 MW/200 MWh battery delivers firm, dispatchable renewable energy during peaks and cloudy periods. The BESS smooths PV variability, provides ramp-rate control and supports system frequency; a hybrid plant controller manages reactive power and export limits at the POI. Community engagement focuses on local supply chains, jobs and training.

• Smooths solar variability with storage
• Enhances grid stability; lowers emissions
• Designed for strong local engagement

Large-scale hybrid designed to supply significant clean energy and ancillary services while strengthening regional reliability. The integrated controller coordinates PV and storage for energy shifting, FCAS and volt/VAR support, with staged hold-point testing and model validation through commissioning.

• Cornerstone project for AI4S Energy
• Meaningful contribution to renewables targets
• Drives regional investment and jobs