Landmark 'dispatchable' solar plant to be built in Australian new-look battery pilot

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Being developed by the Yadlamalka Energy Trust (YET), the A$20m ($15m) project will wire together an 8MWh VFB developed by start-up Invinity Energy Systems with a 6MW solar array, producing some 10GWh of power per year.
“[YET] is excited about being the first in Australia to construct a large scale dispatchable solar power plant. Through using breakthrough technology in the form of vanadium flow batteries, we can deliver strong, economic infrastructure benefit to South Australia and at the same time support a low carbon economy,” said Yadlamalka Energy Trust chairman Andrew Doman.

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