Who is Redearth energy storage?

The way we make and distribute electricity is changing, and centralised power and the grid are having trouble finding a cost-effective solution. Enter RedEarth Energy Storage. This Brisbane-based startup provides Australian made electricity storage systems to residential and commercial customers in Australia.

Does Redearth have a personal power plant?

Both are certified by the Clean Energy Council. RedEarth has also launched a Personal Power Plant (PPP) as part of its plan to develop a network of linked solar batteries to form a self-powered community network or VPP, allowing customers to generate and sell, trade or gift their stored electricity to other users on RedEarth’s platform.

What products does Redearth offer?

RedEarth’s range of products for residential, commercial and industrial use includes the BlackMax integrated off-grid system which offers up to 12.3 kWh of storage and the grid-connected Sunrise home battery system which is available in storage capacities up to 26 kWh. Both are certified by the Clean Energy Council.

Who are Redearth Energy founders?

RedEarth Energy co-founders Charlie Walker, left, and Chris Winter say they are proving the efficacy of their technology and business model well before listing on the ASX. Madeline Begley

How much money does Redearth take from the government?

RedEarth has previously taken $1.96 million of funding from the Queensland government’s Business Development Fund as part of an earlier $4.75 million capital raising. It has since been growing rapidly, signing deals with big property groups, as well as going to market through installers such as Natural Solar and direct to homeowners.

Is Redearth a good alternative to centralised power?

RedEarth not only provides an alternative solution to centralised power, but in many cases a more economic one. “You can imagine everyone gets home, turns the air conditioning on and cooks dinner. This is already a load and the whole network has to be designed to supply that load without tripping it. It gets pretty expensive,” Chris says.