Australia, Oct. 27 -- Technology group Wartsila will deliver a large energy storage system in Australia, which will be Wartsila's second DC-coupled project in the country. Significantly, this will be the largest DC-coupled hybrid battery system in the National Electricity Market (NEM), reflecting a growing trend toward hybridisation of storage assets with co-located renewable generation. Once operational, the battery energy storage system will have the capacity to power up to 120,000 homes and businesses, providing a significant boost to the country's renewable energy ambitions. The order will be booked by Wartsila in Q4 2025.DC-coupled projects represent a shift in the future of renewable energy integration. By directly coupling solar gene...