We’ve always strived to be at the forefront of innovation and responsibility. Our batteries have been carefully designed from the ground up for recycling and second life. As such, we’re thrilled to announce our newest leap forward: our full Battery Stewardship Council (BSC) membership.
The Hunter Region stands at a pivotal juncture, as it navigates the complex landscape of sustainable investment. With its rich history in coal mining and heavy industry, the region is now embracing a transformation towards cleaner and more sustainable economic prospects. Our facility stands as a testament to the Hunter community’s immense potential.
We were delighted to host the Hon. (Chris) Christopher John Minns, MP along with Minister Tara Moriarty, Minister for Regional NSW & Agriculture, Minister Penny Sharpe, Minister for Energy, Environment & Climate Change, Minister Kate Washington (Local Member for Port Stephens) and Minister Jenny Aitchison (Local Member for Maitland) at our Renaissance One battery manufacturing facility last week.
As explained in our last article – the cost of consuming an additional electron from the grid is now the same if not more expensive than consuming it from solar energy and solar energy stored in a battery. The next logical question you might ask is when should I consider making the switch to batteries? Well, that is a great question and there are a few very common situations that arise where you find yourself in a position to make an economic choice. Let’s take a look at a few…
A recent turn of events in the energy sector has sparked an unprecedented opportunity. Solar power and battery storage have now reached cost parity with electricity from the grid for all small businesses across Australia.
Today, Energy Renaissance had the pleasure of hosting a site visit at our cutting-edge battery facility, Renaissance One. Organised by HunterNet and led by the Modernising Manufacturing Commissioner, Lisa Emerson, the visit was part of a broader effort to understand and address the challenges faced by Australian manufacturers.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY
Energy Renaissance respects and acknowledges the traditional custodians of Country throughout Australia, the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders past, present and emerging. We recognise their rich cultures and connections to land, sea and community. Together, we commit to building a sustainable future together.
Energy Renaissance have received endorsement from Reconciliation Australia for our inaugural Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan. Click to view our full RAP and commitment to Reconciliation.