Carnegie Clean Energy
(ASX:CCE) has commenced construction at the world’s first demonstration of a solar, battery, wave and desalination microgrid.
The clean energy company turned the first sod at its 3 MW solar Photovoltaic and 2 MW battery energy storage system.
The storage systems forms part of Carnegie’s Garden Island Microgrid Project, (GIMG Project) which is set to be the largest embedded, grid-connected solar and battery microgrid in Australia.
Carnegie also recently signed supply agreements with the Department of Defense, to supply power and water to HMAS Stirling, Australia’s largest naval base.
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