For those of us who attended the Melb RS he did, including talk around the BFS and how that would play out from memory
Unfortunately my memory is like a Sieve some Days, a Teflon Fry Pan on others where nothing Sticks, I think i may have "Old Timers"
Anyway, where was i
Oh yeah, I'm pretty sure Nigel said something like
The SP might / would / could Drop, due to some running for the Exit, but it would soon Bounce back on what he had lined up to counter that
I vaguely remember someone asking how that was going and he said something like he was nearly there with a little more work to do
Or something like that, but it was definitely discussed and Nigel promptly answered the Question from memory
I wish i could add more detail, but my Brain hurts and i need a rest, been a Big Week trying to keep up with everything lately
Speaking of our friends at CATL, well Nigel did last Week, I remember that
I see where,
Tesla battery supplier CATL showcases battery storage tech in Australia
CATL, a leading battery
supplier to Tesla and other EV makers, made its first Australian appearance at the
All Energy Australia event.
The event was held this week at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre with over 10,000 attendees across two days.
The event was organised to provide networking opportunities for those in the energy transition industries and showcased the innovative companies in renewable energy technologies driving Australia’s energy transformation.
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CATL already powers a large fleet of
Australian single-motor Tesla models with its Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) batteries and was at the All Energy conference showcasing the latest in stationary storage technology.
The products being showcased included:
- EnerOne outdoor liquid-cooled energy storage cabinet
- EnerC, a containerised energy storage system
- UPS battery cabinet
- Home storage range.
The EnerOne cabinet was quite interesting as it features a new 280 Ah LFP cell with up to 10,000 cycles and a liquid cooling system that has much better thermal management.
It stands out given its smaller cabinet system size when compared to other air-cooled cabinets – standing only on a surface area of 1.69 square meters. Earlier this year, it also won the ees (electrical energy storage) award at
The smarter E Europe conference.
CATL is currently involved with several large Australian energy storage projects.
The most prominent one is at Torrens Island with a 250/MW250MWh big battery storage system.
It’s good to see the buzz and activity around helping Australia transition towards a cleaner energy future. The All Energy Australia expo and conference this week highlighted that.
Newer, more innovative energy storage solutions are required as part of this transition which includes stationary storage as well as storage on wheels.
It would be great to see this activity continue and for leaders in energy storage industries now getting involved in making it happen, we are at the start of something exciting in the energy transition journey.
thedriven.io
Japan’s Daihatsu aims for affordable EVs with new CATL deal
China’s Contemporary Amperex Technology Co (CATL)
intends to provide stable supply of EV batteries to the electric vehicles of Daihatsu, one of the oldest car manufacturers in Japan.
With CATL’s batteries, Daihatsu says it will be able to ramp up production and performance of high quality and affordable EVs not only in Japan but also emerging markets.
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Food for thought - I think
Frank