“It became quite clear that we would forever be at the mercy of rising electricity costs that would impact on our profitability if we didn’t make the transition to clean energy.” – John Pekin, Owner of Nikep Dairy Farm
Our lithium-ion battery gigafactory in Tomago, NSW (Renaissance One) has reached lock up and fit out is underway, with our development partner ATB Morton
Rory is a PhD student at Swinburne University and the CSIRO. He is working on the development of elevated temperature electrolytes for sustainable lithium-ion batteries.
Motjaba Eftekharnia from Deakin University says ‘I have experienced many times in my research that how a small step in the battery manufacturing can significantly’ impact the performance of a battery.
At the heart of our business is our people and we have a culture of inclusion that supports diversity in our workplace.
Discover why we’ve chosen to build a battery manufacturing facility in Australia and the benefits of our unique superStorage™ batteries.
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.
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