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New data released this month shows the number of Queensland jobs supported by Advance Queensland has remained steady during Queensland’s COVID-19 lockdown from March to June, helping Queenslanders remain resilient during COVID-19. The Advance Queensland initiative is a $1.5 billion investment in the innovation ecosystem in the state, including $820 million leveraged from external partners … Read more

Investing in the manufacturing sector to create the jobs of the future is part of our plan for economic recovery. RedEarth Energy Storage Ltd build battery systems that can be used with renewable energy like solar. The Brisbane business received funding from our Business Development Fund, which provides early-stage co-investment for innovative Queensland businesses. It … Read more

RedEarth Energy Storage Limited (RedEarth) is proud to announce its SunRise Home Battery system has been approved by Australia’s Clean Energy Council (CEC), making it the first Australian made and owned product to be featured on the CEC’s approved list of inverters in the all-in-one BESS category. This means the residential battery solution will be … Read more

Australian manufacturer RedEarth Energy Storage (RedEarth) has announced a new modular energy storage (or “battery”) system development for the Australian commercial and industrial market using technology from the global engineering and technology company, Siemens. RedEarth will work to provide a high performance, reliable energy storage system using Siemens’ leading SINAMICS S120 Inverter Technology as a … Read more

A pioneering Brisbane company will build a new construction line and hire staff as it prepares for another renewable energy revolution. Tesla should “watch out” in the battery market. By Hayden Johnson, The Courier-Mail For the full article go to https://www.couriermail.com.au/news/queensland/brisbane-firm-reveals-plans-to-produce-70m-in-complete-home-solar-power-systems/news-story/5a8c3119e07a3f90640b5802ab383b6a

RedEarth Energy Storage, an Australian owned manufacturer, announced today it has raised $4.75 million in Series A funding from the Queensland Government Business Development Fund and Australian institutional and family investors. Based in Brisbane, RedEarth will use the funding to accelerate its manufacturing, sales and marketing efforts to meet Australia’s increasing demand for high quality, … Read more

For the full article by Sarah Thompson and Anthony Macdonald Go to the QIC Page for more