Fotowatio Renewable Ventures (FRV) has launched its first hybrid PV-Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) in Dalby, Queensland. The project includes a 2.45 MWdc PV installation and a 2.54 MW/5 MWh battery storage system, co-located and connected to the same grid point. This hybrid system supplies over 1,680 households and reduces annual CO2 emissions by 3,553 tonnes. The project spans 30 hectares and marks a significant advancement in energy efficiency and grid resilience.
FRV’s 5 MW hybrid PV battery project
FRV’s new hybrid PV-Battery system in Dalby, Queensland, powers over 1,680 households and reduces CO2 emissions by 3,553 tonnes annually. (Photo Caption: Fotowatio Renewable Ventures)
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