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Summary by Australian Rural & Regional News
A graphic designer’s illustration of what the ACE Power battery project could look like from a northern view. It is an overlay of batteries and the associated infrastructure on the landscape next to the existing substation. Photo: Supplied A $240m Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) is proposed for a site 3.5km west of Naracoorte by renewable company ACE Power. The project will be known as the Kincraig Battery and 60 people are expected to be e…
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$240m battery I Australian Ru

A graphic designer’s illustration of what the ACE Power battery project could look like from a northern view. It is an overlay of batteries and the associated infrastructure on the landscape next to the existing substation. Photo: Supplied A $240m Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) is proposed for a site 3.5km west of Naracoorte by renewable company ACE Power. The project will be known as the Kincraig Battery and 60 people are expected to be e…

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Australian Rural & Regional News broke the news in on Friday, June 13, 2025.
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