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Battery projects in Western Australia
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Battery storage in Western Australia is being driven by two distinct markets. In the SWIS, grid-scale batteries are playing a growing role in system security and in firming renewable generation as the state's clean energy target drives new investment. In remote areas and at mine sites, batteries are a core component of hybrid/co-located energy systems replacing or reducing diesel generation – often at significant scale. Synergy's Project Symphony and related initiatives reflect how the state is thinking about storage at the system level, while the resources sector is increasingly treating battery-backed renewables as an operational and cost-management priority.
Tracked capacity
16,227 MW total (market scope)
By Project StatusMarket snapshot
RenewMap brings together project data, mapping and market context in one place, helping teams track activity across the energy and infrastructure pipeline. Across battery in Western Australia, RenewMap tracks 106 active projects with a total capacity of 16,227 MW.
MW tracked
16,227
Projects tracked
106
Projects in the pipeline
71
Operating projects
35
Latest project updates
For battery projects in Western Australia there were 16 major updates in the last three months. RenewMap monitors for updates including new projects, development application activity, EPBC updates and status changes. Learn more about updates in RenewMap.
3 days ago
An EPBC referral was published in Western Australia
4 days ago
A new battery project was added in Western Australia
5 days ago
A battery development application was approved in Western Australia
Project development pipeline
RenewMap tracks 71 battery projects in Western Australia across the development, construction, and commissioning phases.
| Project name | Region | Size | Status | Developer | DevelopmentApplication |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Muchea BESS | WA | 150 MW | Construction | — | — |
| Merredin BESS | WA | 100 MW | Construction | — | — |
| Three Springs BESS (OAES) | WA | 1,000 MW | Development | — | — |
| Kemerton BESS | WA | 814 MW | Development | — | — |
| Paterson BESS | WA | 150 MW | Development | — | — |
See the full list of 71 pipeline battery projects in Western Australia in RenewMap, with related organisations and 100+ more data fields.
Book a demoLargest operating projects
RenewMap tracks 35 operating battery projects in Western Australia, ordered below by capacity.
| Project name | Region | Size | Status | Owner | DevelopmentApplication |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Collie Battery (CBESS) Stage 1 | WA | 500 MW | Operating | Synergy | — |
| Collie BESS - Stage 2 | WA | 341 MW | Operating | Neoen | — |
| Collie BESS - Stage 1 | WA | 219 MW | Operating | Neoen | — |
| Kwinana Battery (KBESS2) | WA | 200 MW | Operating | Synergy | — |
| Wagerup BESS | WA | 100 MW | Operating | Alinta Energy | — |
See the full list of 35 operating battery projects in Western Australia in RenewMap, with related organisations and 100+ more data fields.
Book a demoFrequently asked questions
- How many Battery projects are there in Western Australia?
- As of September 2026, Western Australia has 71 battery projects in the pipeline and 35 operating.
- What is the largest operating Battery project in Western Australia?
- The largest operating battery project is Collie Battery (CBESS) Stage 1 at 500 MW.
- What is the largest planned Battery project in Western Australia?
- The largest planned battery project is Three Springs BESS (OAES) at 1000 MW, currently in the Development stage.
- What project stages are tracked in RenewMap?
- RenewMap tracks projects from early development through construction, commissioning and operation. It also tracks projects that have been abandoned, as well as assets that have been decommissioned.
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RenewMap brings together project data, mapping and market context in one place, helping teams track activity across the energy and infrastructure pipeline.