The Project
The Kemerton Battery Energy Storage System (KBESS), is a pioneering project located approximately 2.5 kilometers North West of the Kemerton Terminal Station situated in the Harvey region in Western Australia. Spanning an area of around 20 hectares, this innovative BESS project will revolutionize the region’s energy landscape.
Designed to deliver a capacity of 660MW/2640MWh, the KBESS will integrate seamlessly into the SWIS network via existing transmission line infrastructure.
The KBESS represents a significant leap forward in sustainable energy solutions for Western Australia, promising to enhance grid stability and resilience while facilitating the transition towards a cleaner, more efficient power ecosystem.
Location
Community
Community engagement is vital for the success of any renewable energy project in Western Australia. By involving the local community from the outset, we ensure that their voices are heard, concerns addressed, and ideas considered in the development process. This fosters a sense of ownership and trust, leading to greater acceptance and support for the project.
In the context of Australia’s future, renewable energy plays a crucial role in achieving sustainability and reducing carbon emissions. As the world shifts towards cleaner energy sources, Australia stands to benefit from investing in renewables, creating jobs, and positioning itself as a leader in the global energy transition.
We warmly welcome the local community to engage with us as we embark on this journey to develop the Kemerton BESS project. Your input and collaboration are invaluable as we work towards creating a more sustainable and resilient energy future for Western Australia. Please feel free to contact us and provide your comments. Let’s build this future together.
Design
News
Development Application Submission to DAP – August 2024