Supernode Battery (Stage 2)

Supernode Battery (Stage 2) battery storage overview.

Supernode Stage 2 is a four-hour battery installation at Brendale, Queensland, beside the South Pine switchyard. It entered commercial operation in July 2026 under a long-term tolling agreement with Origin Energy and forms a separate stage of the wider Supernode energy and digital infrastructure campus.In OperationAustralia

At a Glance

Technical capacity

259.9 MW

Energy storage

1,238 MWh

Storage duration

4 hours

Storage type

Standalone

Owners

Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners +1 more

Operator

Data coming soon

Country

Australia

Location

-27.317°, 152.971°

Website

Official project page

Ownership

2 records

Share	Organisation	Role	Details	Period
Unknown		Developer	Developer and investment sponsor of Supernode Stage 2.	Current / not dated
Unknown		Operator	AEMO identifies Supernode Operations Pty Ltd, acting as trustee for Supernode BESS 1 Project Trust, for generating unit SNB02.	Current / not dated

Organisations

9 records

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

Organisation	Role	Details
	Electrical construction and commissioningEpc Balance Of Plant	All Energy Contracting was awarded the Stage 2 construction package for HV and DC cabling, electrical installation, earthing, testing and commissioning.
	Battery lifecycle servicesOperations Maintenance	CATL's long-term service agreement supports monitoring, fault response and preventive maintenance across its Supernode storage systems.
	Battery storage system supplierEquipment Supply	CATL supplied EnerC Plus systems for Supernode Stages 1 and 2.
	Battery system integrationEquipment Supply	GE Vernova was selected as the Stage 2 BESS integration provider in September 2024.
	Electrical construction clientEngineering And Infrastructure	All Energy Contracting identifies this company as a client for its Brendale Supernode electrical construction work covering the first two stages.
	Long-term battery tollingOfftake Revenue	Origin Energy has contracted the capacity of Stage 2 under a 12-year tolling agreement.
	Project delivery and asset managementDevelopment And Asset Management	Private Energy Partners supported design, procurement and construction and oversees longer-term asset management.
	Electrical construction clientEngineering And Infrastructure	All Energy Contracting identifies this company as a client for its Brendale Supernode electrical construction work covering the first two stages.
	Transmission connection partnerGrid Connection	Powerlink reports successful energisation of the first two Supernode stages.

Supplier registration

Contact page only

How suppliers get onto this project's radar: its standing register, supplier portal or contact route.

Suppliers can submit a general enquiry through the campus website. A published supplier code sets expectations for engagement, without a project-specific registration form.

The Supernode website provides a general enquiry form for the campus, including Stage 2. Its supplier code of conduct sets expectations for suppliers without providing project-specific registration.

Contact page

SourceChecked 28 Oct 2026

Capacity history

Recorded project capacity figures. Future-dated changes are shown but are not used as current capacity.

Effective	Capacity type	Capacity	Source
Current	Technical capacity	259.9 MW	AEMO July 2026 — SNB02 AC nameplate capacity

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