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What is a Calala Bess?
Covering 7 hectares of land and containing up to 960 battery enclosures and required infrastructure, the Calala BESS will act as a large-scale power generator and connect to the NSW’s electricity transmission grid. The Calala BESS will store up to 300MW of energy which can supply 4 hours of electricity to power up to 80,000 NSW homes.
How much energy does the Calala Bess store?
The Calala BESS will store up to 300MW of energy which can supply 4 hours of electricity to power up to 80,000 NSW homes. When will construction start, and how long will the BESS last? Construction of our Calala BESS will begin from 2023 to 2024, taking up to 12 months to complete.
How long does a Calala Bess last?
Construction of our Calala BESS will begin from 2023 to 2024, taking up to 12 months to complete. It can last for up to 25 years, after this period the BESS will be decommissioned, and the bateries recycled and repurposed. The information contained in this document is accurate as of December 2022.































