Where will the Kess be built?

The KESS will be built in the Murray River region, near the renewable energy rich area of Kerang, Victoria, and will help secure the future stability of renewable energy in the Murray River Renewable Energy Zone.

What is KESS & how does it work?

The objective for KESS is to increase the renewable hosting capacity of the Murray River REZ by up to 300MW, through the provision of system strength to improve network stability. Edify has partnered with Sosteneo, a specialist infrastructure investor, to deliver the $400m Koorangie Energy Storage System.

What is the kbess project?

Spanning an area of around 20 hectares, this innovative BESS project will revolutionize the region’s energy landscape. Designed to deliver a capacity of 660MW/2640MWh, the KBESS will integrate seamlessly into the SWIS network via existing transmission line infrastructure.

Where is KESS located?

KESS is on the traditional land of the Barapa Barapa, Wamba Wamba and Yorta Yorta people, near the town of Kerang. Edify acknowledges the traditional custodians of this land, whose rich culture is deeply connected to the rivers, lagoons, creeks, and wetlands of their nation.

Why is kbess important?

The KBESS represents a significant leap forward in sustainable energy solutions for Western Australia, promising to enhance grid stability and resilience while facilitating the transition towards a cleaner, more efficient power ecosystem. Community engagement is vital for the success of any renewable energy project in Western Australia.