Hornsdale Power Reserve is being sued by the Australian Energy Regulator

Brandon Long
Updated September 28 2021 - 9:03pm, first published September 27 2021 - 3:00pm
IN COURT: Hornsdale Power Reserve was the world's biggest grid-connected lithium-ion battery when it was completed in 2017. Photo: HPR.
IN COURT: Hornsdale Power Reserve was the world's biggest grid-connected lithium-ion battery when it was completed in 2017. Photo: HPR.

The energy regulator is suing the company behind SA's big Tesla battery for allegedly failing to provide extra power to the grid during system disruptions, including leaving a Queensland power station in the lurch.

Brandon Long

Brandon Long

Queensland Country Life journalist

Brandon Long is a Queensland Country Life journalist based in Toowoomba.

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