GE Vernova Selected for Stage Three of Supernode Battery Energy Storage Project in Queensland
GE Vernova has been selected to supply technology for the third stage of Quinbrook's Supernode battery energy storage system (BESS) project in Queensland, Australia. This marks GE Vernova’s involvement across all three phases of the development and includes power conversion, plant controls, integration, and grid-connection support. The Supernode site is adjacent to South Pine substation and plays a key role in Queensland's electricity transmission network by storing surplus energy and dispatching it during high demand or renewable output fluctuations. Stage three will add 260MW and 1.22GWh of storage, bringing the total capacity across all stages to 780MW and 3.08GWh once completed. Stage one and two are already operational as some of Australia's largest BESS facilities in the National Electricity Market. Stage three recently achieved Generator Performance Standards acceptance, a critical step for grid connection.
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Topics: battery energy storage system (BESS) grid infrastructure renewable integration