Ausgrid launches Energy Storage as a Service (ESaaS) initiative with retailers
Ausgrid launched its Energy Storage as a Service (ESaaS) initiative in collaboration with retailers Energy Australia and Origin, allowing eligible customers to use community batteries.
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- Partnership between Ausgrid, Energy Australia, and Origin.
- Focus on Energy Storage as a Service (ESaaS) model.
- Deployment of 10 MW of community battery storage.
- Potential for wider adoption of distributed energy resources.
Source Intelligence
The Bankstown community battery consists of two 5 MW batteries. "Ausgrid said the two 5 MW batteries will store excess solar during the day and return it to the network when demand is highest, providing shared storage for thousands of households across Bankstown and surrounding suburbs." Eligible customers could save about $200 (USD 141) a year on their energy bills. "The network estimates eligible customers could save about $200 (USD 141) a year on their energy bills." The Bankstown community battery is part of the federal government’s Community Batteries for Household Solar program that is investing $200 million to install 400 community batteries across Australia. "The Bankstown community battery is the latest to be delivered by Ausgrid as part of the federal government’s Community Batteries for Household Solar program that is investing $200 million to install 400 community batteries across Australia."
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"The ESaaS retail plan is being offered in collaboration with retailers Energy Australia and Origin."
"The ESaaS retail plan is being offered in collaboration with retailers Energy Australia and Origin."
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