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European Energy reaches financial close on 80MWh Mokoan solar-plus-storage site in Australia

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By George Heynes Verified
| Energy Storage News Verified
The Mokoan solar PV power plant in Victoria (pictured) has been operational since June 2025. Image: European Energy. Danish developer European Energy has reached financial close on the 80MWh Mokoan solar-plus-storage project in Victoria, Australia.
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South Australia’s Lunio Energy brings 20MWh grid-scale battery storage system online

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By George Heynes Verified
| Energy Storage News Verified
Participation in frequency control ancillary services (FCAS) markets is planned for battery storage system (pictured) the future. Image: OptiGrid/Lunio Energy. South Australian battery storage developer Lunio Energy has energised its first grid-scale battery energy storage system (BESS) at Strathalbyn and started trading in the National Electricity Market (NEM). Optimisation and bidding are being provided by the Australian trading intelligence platform OptiGrid.
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Western Australia completes third major bus depot electrification with 112 EV charging plugs

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By George Heynes Verified
| evinfrastructurenews.com
Karrinyup depot in Perth upgraded with 112 EV charging plugs, becoming WA's largest electric bus facility under the state's AU$250 million electrification programme. schedule3 Min Read Western Australia’s Transport Minister Rita Saffioti (pictured centre) said the Karrinyup depot serves a broad geographic corridor across Perth's north. The Karrinyup bus depot in Perth's northern suburbs has been upgraded with 56 dual-electric bus chargers, providing 112 EV charging plugs.
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