Stanwell, an energy company in Queensland, is making significant moves in energy storage with strategic partnerships and investments in the region. They are set to sign a 15-year deal to purchase stored energy from Quinbrook's Supernode project in Brendale, which is planned to be a large-scale battery energy storage system integrated with data center campuses. The Supernode project, strategically located in Queensland's power network, is part of a multi-stage development with an expected investment of around AU$2.5 billion. Additionally, Stanwell is venturing into pumped hydro energy storage with the acquisition of the Big-T project at Lake Cressbrook, aiming to boost their energy storage capacity. By aligning with renewable energy targets, including reaching 70% renewable energy by 2032, Stanwell is transitioning to a lower-carbon fleet. The company's strategic investments will significantly increase their firm capacity to 2.8GWh by 2027, with plans to further expand their energy storage resources in the coming years.