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Molong Battery Energy Storage System Illuma Energy is seeking expressions of interest from local businesses for the development of a large-scale 150MW battery energy storage system located east of Molong, New South Wales. The project aims to enhance grid stability by storing excess energy and releasing it during peak demand, with construction expected to com…

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Key facts

Buyer
illuma Energy
Buyer address
Molong, NSW, Australia
Status
Open
Opened
25 Nov 2025
Closing
27 Apr 2027
Categories
Energy, Construction, Electrical Infrastructure, Civil Works

Summary and scope

Illuma-Energy is exploring the development of a large-scale battery to the east of Molong, near Back Saleyards Road. The proposed battery would have a capacity of 150 megawatts (MW) and be capable of operating at full capacity for up to four hours. This battery would store excess energy during the day and release it when demand is high, providing essential support to the electricity grid. The project would connect to the existing Molong Transgrid substation, enhancing the local power network. This initiative is part of a broader effort to create a more stable and resilient energy future. We're committed to engaging with the local community as we continue to assess the potential for this project. The construction of the Molong Battery will be an opportunity for capacity building for local people and local employment in the energy industry. Batteries are a fast-growing part of the electricity system and represent a future-focused and highly skilled industry. Ensuring local people are participating in the project will create a positive legacy in the region and deliver an enduring positive impact on the community in the Molong region and its surrounds.

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