Roughly 300 to 400 MWh per hectare as a planning estimate, without the fire lanes lithium needs.
Michael Pratt, CEO · Investor webinar, 13 May
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As a planning estimate, a project fits roughly 300 to 400 MWh per hectare. That is comparable to typical lithium-ion projects, without the fire lanes and perimeter setbacks lithium needs. Actual sizing is worked out site by site.
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