4 FAQs about Wellington s latest policy on new energy storage

What are the benefits of the Wellington Bess project?

In operation, the Wellington BESS will be one of the largest in the state, capable of contributing up to 1,000 MWh of storage capacity in the NEM. The project will also provide benefits in the form of smoothing out energy spot prices and providing back-up power during network interruptions.

Who is delivering the Wellington Stage 1 Bess?

The Wellington Stage 1 BESS will be delivered by energy storage and software company Fluence, using its advanced Gridstack grid-scale energy storage product.

Will the Wellington substation be upgraded?

Upgrade of the Wellington substation will comprise an extension to the existing infrastructure elements on that site. No change. Detailed design for the project has yet to be completed. The following design elements may be amended throughout the detailed design process: the location of attenuation features (noise wall/bunds) and fencing.

How many parking spaces will be provided in Wellington Development Control Plan 2013?

In accordance with Section H2 of the Wellington Development control plan 2013, a minimum of three spaces will be provided, one of which will be an accessible parking space. The location of the carpark will be confirmed in the detailed design. !! ") Access point for operational developments Renewable energy project !

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