Australia is the world leader in battery energy storage systems (BESS), with over 40 gigawatts of projects announced. Thanks to government incentives and competitive markets, the country is experiencing rapid growth in renewable energy storage, aiming to reduce dependence on coal and gas by 2032, despite the challenges of high battery costs compared with Chinese competition.

Stellantis announces a strategic partnership with Lyten to develop revolutionary lithium-sulfur batteries. These lightweight, high-performance batteries, using three-dimensional graphene, offer a 60% smaller carbon footprint and the ability to store twice as much energy as conventional batteries.

RES and SCR join forces for Alingsås' first large-scale battery project. This 17 MW/17 MWh facility strengthens the local power grid and meets the growing demand for electricity. An essential collaboration for the energy transition and large-scale energy storage.

The Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) is taking decisive action by announcing the acquisition of seven new energy storage projects in Ontario, totaling 739 MW in capacity. This initiative is designed to support electric grid reliability and promote sustainability as part of the transition to a low-carbon economy.

Stellantis suspends construction of its battery plant in Canada due to a dispute with the government over subsidies. The C$5 billion investment project, in partnership with LG Energy Solution, is halted in Windsor, Ontario.

TotalEnergies is taking the lead in energy innovation by launching an ambitious battery farm project in Belgium. This large-scale facility will help solve the challenges of integrating renewable energy while ensuring the stability of the power grid.