RWE's Tully BESS project in Queensland is in development-application consultation, with public notification running through October 13 and commissioning targeted for 2029. The proposed project would store excess generation and discharge during peak demand.

For buyers, the planning stage makes non-hardware evidence commercially relevant. Site access, flood and weather conditions, emergency response, community commitments, grid connection and a credible maintenance route all affect the bankable system design.

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