Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements on Agile Energy, Vena, Equis Energy, among others.
Agile Energy Secures Equity for 200 MW Solar and Storage Rollout in Australia
Agile Energy has obtained new equity funding to advance a 200 MW portfolio of solar and battery storage projects across Australia. The investment strengthens the company’s strategy to deliver flexible, technology driven assets that support the nation’s growing demand for clean, reliable power. The projects will integrate modern solar PV systems with co located battery storage to enhance grid stability and enable better value for consumers through improved energy security and reduced generation costs. The funding also accelerates Agile Energy’s growth plans as it progresses development, secures grid connections and prepares for construction. The company aims to expand its renewable footprint and contribute to Australia’s transition to dispatchable green energy.
Vena to Add 408 MWh of Batteries at Australian Solar-BESS Complex
Vena Energy has announced plans to expand its Australian solar-plus-storage complex with an additional q strengthening grid flexibility and renewable integration. The investment leverages advanced lithium-ion battery technology to provide fast-response dispatchable power, reduce curtailment, and improve reliability for consumers. This expansion aligns with Vena’s strategy to grow hybrid solar and storage assets across the region, enhancing long-term clean-energy output and supporting Australia’s energy-transition goals. The project demonstrates innovation in hybrid project design, combining large-scale solar with utility-scale storage to maximise efficiency and system value. Once operational, it will deliver economic and environmental benefits, stabilising the grid and supplying more affordable, low-carbon electricity.
Equis Energy to Energise 600 MW Tesla-Powered Battery Hub in Victoria
Equis Energy is set to commission a 600 MW/1.2 GWh Tesla-powered battery hub in Victoria, Australia, representing a major investment in utility-scale energy storage. The project will deploy advanced Tesla lithium-ion technology to provide fast-response, grid-scale support, improving renewable integration and enhancing electricity system reliability. The hub aligns with Equis’ strategy to expand large-scale storage and develop innovative hybrid solutions alongside solar and wind assets. By stabilising the grid and managing peak demand, the facility delivers clear consumer benefits, including more reliable, affordable, and low-carbon power. The project also showcases innovation in design and operational efficiency, strengthening Australia’s clean-energy transition and supporting long-term growth plans for large-scale energy storage deployment.
Faheema P