Fox ESS and OSW sign 5GWh battery storage supply agreement
Fox ESS and OSW have signed a two-year battery energy storage supply agreement targeting 5GWh for the Australian market. The deal aims to expand commercial and residential battery storage availability.
5GWh two-year battery storage supply target set for the Australian market under the Fox ESS and OSW agreement.
What does the Fox ESS and OSW 5GWh battery storage deal mean for electricians in Australia?
Electricians installing battery storage systems may see increased product availability and potentially more competitive pricing on Fox ESS units through OSW.
Key takeaways
- Fox ESS and OSW have signed a strategic agreement to supply 5GWh of battery storage in Australia over two years.
- The deal could increase availability of battery storage products for electricians and installers.
- No specific pricing or distribution details were disclosed in the announcement.
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