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Battery start-up opens ''Australian first'' factory on Gold Coast

Australian-owned start-up elumina has announced the opening of a $20 million battery manufacturing facility at the Gold Coast that has been set up to produce 300 batteries

eLumina: Australia''s 1st Battery & EV Charger Factory

eLumina''s new factory directly supports Australia''s sustainability targets and energy independence. The Smart Energy Council applauded eLumina''s innovative contributions to the

Building Australia''s EV battery future in Queensland

The Gold Coast will be home to Australia''s first factory capable of producing both community lithium batteries and EV chargers as eLumina''s $20 million manufacturing facility approaches

Australia is a global leader in energy storage and an early

Bloomberg New Energy Finance expects battery costs to fall another two thirds by 2030 (to A$93/kWh). This will lead to the installation of 27 GW of batteries in Australia by 2050 – a

The strategy at a glance | National Battery Strategy

The strategy will improve Australia''s resilience and security and drive economic growth by expanding Australia''s battery manufacturing capabilities and building skills. This will help us

South Australian residents reject Musk''s plans for battery factory

Residents in South Australia have rejected billionaire Elon Musk''s plans for a battery factory site in Adelaide. The City of Marion Council received almost 1,000 submissions from the public

Renewable future: First big battery at an Australian coal

The first big battery to be built at an Australian coal site has gone live in Victoria''s Latrobe Valley, east of Melbourne. The 150-megawatt battery is at the site of the former Hazelwood power

Australia''s first battery giga-factory nearly complete, signs up local

Australia''s first giga-scale battery manufacturing facility – being built in the heart of New South Wales'' coal country – is nearing completion and has signed up three new Australian suppliers

Australia''s First Lithium Battery & EV Charger Factory Opens

eLumina has officially opened a groundbreaking factory on the Gold Coast, marking Australia''s first facility capable of manufacturing community lithium batteries and EV

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Where is Australia's first lithium battery factory located?

On October 29, 2024, eLumina officially opened Australia's first factory capable of producing community lithium batteries and EV chargers. Located in Yatala on the Gold Coast, the US$20 million Manufacturing and Development Centre marks a significant step toward Australia's energy transition while creating up to 300 local jobs.

Could Australia be a battery manufacturing powerhouse?

An Australian entrepreneur plans to unleash Anthony Albanese’s dream of making Australia a battery manufacturing powerhouse by building multiple gigafactories nationwide as new cathedrals to the clean energy age.

What is Australia's battery strategy?

The strategy outlines how Australia can help diversify global battery supply chains by working collaboratively with key trading partners. It also describes how industry and government will work together to supercharge battery manufacturing. Government funding to support the battery industry

Are there any advanced battery manufacturing companies in Australia?

Australia does boast other advanced battery manufacturing businesses. These include Sydney University spin-out Gelion, which listed on the London Stock Exchange in 2021.

Why is Australia a global battery producer?

By 2035, Australia is a globally competitive producer of batteries and battery materials, providing secure and resilient battery supply chains, delivering affordable and secure energy for Australians, boosting productivity and creating wealth and opportunity while being part of the global energy transition.

Why should Australia invest in battery manufacturing?

Build battery manufacturing capabilities in ways that strengthen economic resilience, leverage Australia’s comparative advantages and add value to our economy. Build knowledge and skills to create secure Australian-made jobs. Secure Australia’s place in global battery supply chains.

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