In Pictures: CATL launches 9-MWh Tener+ energy storage system, expands Australian partnerships

CATL's 9-MWh Tener+ system is designed to cut container counts by up to 40% compared with conventional grid-scale storage solutions.

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The Tener+ launch at All Energy Australia 2026 targets utilities seeking denser, lower-footprint grid-scale storage deployments.

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CATL also debuted its sodium-ion Tener Sodium system in Australia alongside the Tener+ announcement.

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The new systems arrive as Australian energy providers ramp up investment in grid-scale storage capacity.

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CATL signed cooperation memorandums with three local partners to support its Australian expansion.

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The Tener+ claims a 12% smaller project footprint than conventional storage solutions, easing site requirements.

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Container-based storage designs like the Tener+ aim to simplify transport and on-site assembly for large projects.

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Grid-scale storage is increasingly positioned as a complement to renewable generation in Australia's power mix.

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CATL's partnership agreements signal growing competition in Australia's utility-scale battery market.

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