TWS Technology Showcases Advanced Commercial & Industrial Energy Storage Solutions at All-Energy Australia 2026
Policy Tailwinds & Industrial Demand in Australia
The Australian energy market is experiencing dynamic shifts, underscored by supportive regional policy frameworks such as the recently expanded NSW Peak Demand Reduction Scheme (PDRS). Key commercial initiatives, including the BESS5 framework introduced on September 1, 2026, have accelerated the adoption of medium- to large-scale commercial and industrial (C&I) battery storage by incentivising projects ranging from 200 kWh up to 30 MWh (with peak reduction certificates capped at the first 10 MWh). Notably, pairing energy storage with newly installed solar PV unlocks additional incentive uplifts, significantly enhancing project economics for businesses looking to co-locate generation with storage.
At the same time, remote commercial operations across Australia—particularly within the agricultural and mining sectors—face distinct operational challenges that demand dependable, round-the-clock power supply and active energy cost management.
Flagship Portfolio: Max-Solaris & PowerCore
To address these evolving regional demands, TWS Technology is highlighting its core hardware systems at the exhibition: the Max-Solaris Intelli-PV ESS Cabinet (125 kW / 262 kWh) and the PowerCore Liquid-cooling Energy Storage Container (5,015 kWh). Featuring advanced DC coupling that seamlessly integrates PV and storage, the Max-Solaris provides an all-in-one, user-friendly solution with built-in remote monitoring for effortless operation—an essential advantage for distributed, hard-to-reach mining and agricultural sites.
Engineered with rigorous multi-tier safety architecture, liquid-cooling thermal management, and UL 9540A certification, these solutions are tailored to support high-demand grid-tied and microgrid applications.
Proven Global Track Record in Mining & Agriculture
Backing its exhibition lineup, TWS Technology brings extensive global deployment experience across primary industries. The company has delivered energy storage projects supporting mission-critical sites worldwide, including:
●Mining Operations: for instances, a 2 MW / 20 MWh copper mining storage deployment in Mozambique, and a 1 MW / 1.3 MWh ruggedized mining installation in South Africa designed for harsh, remote operational conditions.
●Agricultural & Primary Industries: e.g., a 4.7 MW / 5.9 MWh facility for ostrich farming in South Africa, horticulture installations ( 1.725 MW / 5 MWh and 400 kW/ 978 kWh) in the Netherlands, and a 2.5 MW / 5.24 MWh system for food processing in Belgium.
Through close collaboration with local engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) partners and regional specialists, TWS Technology remains committed to delivering reliable, safe energy storage infrastructure to empower Australia’s industrial energy transition.
For more information, contact infoess@tws.com.
Lydia Cui
TWS Technology Limited
+852 9568 3586
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