Taiwan's Recharge Power and Energy Decarb form joint venture for 292MWh battery storage pipeline in Australia
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George Heynes
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Summary
Taiwanese BESS developer Recharge Power has partnered with Australian renewable energy developer Energy Decarb to form a joint venture targeting the Australian solar PV and battery storage market. The partnership leverages Recharge Power's proprietary EMS software and system integration expertise to develop a 292MWh battery storage pipeline in Australia. Recharge Power has also surpassed 1GWh in cumulative deployment capacity in Taiwan.
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The joint venture brings together Recharge Power's proprietary energy management system (EMS) software and system integration capabilities spanning project engineering.
Recharge Power has surpassed 1GWh in cumulative deployment capacity in Taiwan.
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