Riverstone Rise BESS (KCI)

BESS · Pacific Partnerships Pty Ltd · Storage - Battery

Development AEMO: Publicly Announced Other - Other NEM data · 24 hours
Registered nameplate capacity — refresh AI for MW/MWh
Est. SRMC
$1.50/MWh
Key information

Capacity not yet researched — use Refresh equipment & project status (AI).

AEMO status Publicly Announced
Project status Development (AI)

Coordinates

DUID
Owner Pacific Partnerships Pty Ltd
Commissioned
Expected closure
Closure date
Technology Storage - Battery
Fuel Other - Other
Battery OEM
Battery platform / chemistry
Inverter OEM
Inverter / PCS model
Stats window
13 Jun 2026 06:20 → 14 Jun 2026 06:20 AEST

Dispatch & revenue

13 Jun 2026 06:20 → 14 Jun 2026 06:20 AEST

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Financial overview

2026 real AUD. Monetary values are CPI-adjusted to 2026 real Australian dollars. Greenfield capex uses AEMO benchmarks when plant-specific cost is unknown.
Type
Battery (BESS)
Capacity
Revenue (× MLF) (stats)
See dispatch stats link above
Est. SRMC
$1.50/MWh
Capex total (greenfield)
Capex refurbishment
Capex / MWh storage
$369,198

Shown in table
$369.2k (2026 real AUD)

Reported / source value
$350.0k (2024 nominal)
Adjusted to 2026 real AUD using Australian CPI (All Groups).

Fixed OPEX (annual)
Fixed OPEX / MW-yr default
$25,000

Shown in table
$25.0k (2026 real AUD)

Variable OPEX / MWh default
$1.50

Shown in table
$1.50 (2026 real AUD)

Fuel cost / GJ
Heat rate GJ/MWh

Confidence: low · Status: ai estimated · Capex basis: default · AI checked 05 Jun 2026

Notes
No plant-specific greenfield investment or construction cost for Riverstone Rise BESS (KCI) was found in the searched official-owner/government sources. AEMO/Aurecon 2024 battery benchmark exists for 200 MW BESS (co-located with large renewable installation): total EPC cost A$519.7m for 8-hour configuration, equivalent to ~A$0.998m/MW and ~A$649/kWh, but this is a benchmark and not a reported project-specific capex. The NEM listing shows the project as publicly announced with 521/800 MW capacity, but no online date or DUID was found. Battery storage has no fuel cost or heat rate; emissions intensity set to zero.

Sources