16家中标！电池储能项目总量超15GWh

Core Viewpoint - Australia has announced the results of its largest battery storage tender, with 16 winners selected to provide a total of 4.13GW/15.37GWh of dispatchable capacity by the end of 2029, primarily using lithium-ion batteries [2][3]. Group 1: Tender Overview - The tender received 124 bids with a total capacity of 34GW/135GWh, aiming to award 4GW/16GWh of dispatchable capacity [3]. - The selected projects are expected to include local resources valued at AUD 3.8 billion (USD 2.53 billion / CNY 18.014 billion) and provide AUD 218.8 million in benefits to Indigenous communities, creating approximately 1,900 jobs during the construction phase [3]. Group 2: Project Details - The largest individual project selected is the Teebar battery storage system proposed by Atmos Renewables, with a capacity of 400MW/1600MWh [5]. - Equis won three projects totaling 550MW/1900MWh, while Akaysha Energy is involved in the Waratah Super Battery project and has secured contracts for additional projects [6]. Group 3: Involvement of Chinese Companies - Chinese energy storage equipment companies have become significant participants in the tender, with Energy Australia, a subsidiary of China Energy Group, winning a project in New South Wales [7]. - Alinta Energy's Reeves Plains project will utilize battery storage systems supplied by CATL, and ACEnergy has also confirmed the supply of battery systems from CATL for its projects [8].