WEL Networks seeks consent for NZ’s largest battery system
35MW system will cost $25m and complete in October 2022.
Will Mace
Mon, 18 Oct 2021
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Hamilton-based lines company WEL Networks and its consultancy subsidiary Infratec have lodged resource consent applications to build New Zealand’s largest battery storage system – large enough to hold energy to meet the daily demands of more than 2000 homes.
The 35MW Battery Energy Storage
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Will Mace
Mon, 18 Oct 2021
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WEL Networks seeks consent for NZ’s largest battery system
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