SUPERNODE BESS Developer Quinbrook Unveils Advanced Long-Duration Battery Storage

Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners has announced a groundbreaking long-duration battery storage project in Queensland, Australia, set to revolutionise the renewable energy landscape with the goal of 24/7 renewables getting closer to reality.

The new storage solution is a key component of the broader SUPERNODE BESS initiative, which is designed to enhance Australia’s energy security by integrating advanced battery technology with renewable power sources. With the ability to store energy for extended periods, this system will address fluctuations in supply and demand, ensuring a more reliable and resilient grid.

RADIX is actively involved in the SUPERNODE BESS project, contributing its expertise in energy solutions to support the successful deployment of this next-generation storage technology. By playing a role in this innovative initiative, RADIX is reinforcing its commitment to advancing renewable energy infrastructure and ensuring the reliability of clean power for Australia’s future.

The SUPERNODE BESS project is a significant milestone in Australia’s journey toward net-zero emissions, offering a scalable model for the deployment of long-duration energy storage worldwide. By bridging the gap between renewable generation and consistent energy supply, this facility will play a vital role in accelerating the adoption of sustainable power solutions.

RADIX is currently in Australia preparing to attend, and present a talk alongside partners FTA (Foundation Technologies Australia), at the Queensland Energy Conference 2025 as Silver Sponsors of the key event for Australia’s renewables sector.