Mortlake Battery

Mortlake Battery battery storage overview.

Mortlake Battery operates beside Origin’s gas-fired power station in south-west Victoria. Its grid-forming inverter system stores electricity and supports power-system stability.In OperationAustralia

At a Glance

Capacity

300 MW

Energy storage

650 MWh

Storage duration

2.2 hours

Storage type

Co Located Fossil Fuel

Owner

Origin Energy

Operator

Data coming soon

Country

Australia

Location

-38.062°, 142.668°

Website

Official project page

Ownership

1 record

Share	Organisation	Role	Details	Period
Unknown		Owner Operator	Origin reports Mortlake within its owned battery portfolio.	Current / not dated

Organisations

8 records

Organisations recorded as working on this asset or its project, and their role.

Organisation	Role	Details
	Grid-connection infrastructure providerGrid Connection	AusNet provided the battery’s connection to the 500 kV transmission network.
	Advanced-inverter funding programmePublic Funding And Award	ARENA supports the project through its Advancing Renewables Program.
	Power-system stability studiesEngineering And Technical	EPEC undertook stability tests using the battery’s detailed power-system model.
	Battery-system EPC contractorEpc Balance Of Plant	Fluence delivered the battery system and plant controls.
	Project developer and funding recipientDevelopment	Origin Energy Power Limited developed the battery and is the named ARENA funding recipient.
	Medium-voltage cable supplierCables	Prysmian lists the Mortlake BESS among its 33 kV cable projects.
	Civil and electrical works contractorEpc Balance Of Plant	RJE Global delivered civil and electrical works for the battery project.
	Grid-forming inverter supplierEquipment Supply	The battery uses SMA inverters with grid-forming functionality.

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