ZEN Energy, Sungrow, SEPC build 330MWh South Australia BESS after clearing ‘challenging’ GPS process
ZEN Energy’s 138MW/330MWh Templers battery storage project in South Australia has broken ground after clearing the grid connection approval process in ‘record time,’ according to technology provider Sungrow.
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