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Quinbrook taps GE Vernova and CATL for the third stage of Australia's largest battery storage system
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Fusion42 · 24 August 2026 · Fusion42 review
Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners is progressing Stage 3 of Australia's Supernode battery energy storage system in Queensland, with GE Vernova supplying power conversion and integration technology and CATL providing battery cells and hardware. The project secures AU$1.2 billion financing across all stages and has reached important grid-connection milestones enhancing system stability for the National Electricity Market.
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Australia's largest battery storage project will now provide grid stability services beyond energy storage. If you build energy systems, this move opens unexpected opportunities to supply services traditionally owned by fossil plants.
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