Comparing the commercial performance of a two hour and eight hour duration grid-scale battery in Australia's NEM

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The Project Designer enables you to define complex multi-market, multi-site, and multi-asset energy projects. Scenario based assessments enable alternative pricing assumptions, commercial models, and asset combinations to be tested, and our intuitive interface makes it easy to model everything from transmission-connected utility-scale systems to large multi-site behind-the-meter portfolios.
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Comparing the commercial performance of a two hour and eight hour duration grid-scale battery in Australia's NEM
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