Sovereign Australian, cyber-secure lithium-ion batteries
EDEA Energy
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Energise
EDEA Energy has developed unique Australian solutions to some of the hardest challenges in the energy sector today. The provision of rapidly-deployed clean and stable energy solutions to remote communities, regions with unstable grids, and humanitarian solutions (post-natural disaster or battlefield).
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Disrupt
EDEA does not repeat the normal and accepted paradigms of energy distribution and telecommunications solutions.
Our unique approaches leveraging distributed connected solutions are more cost-effective, quicker to deploy and not reliant on qualified installers.
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Empower
We empower people to empower themselves through self-install energy solutions from remote communities through to humanitarian hospitals where the doctors and nurses can install a self-managing and self-balancing microgrid and telecommunications solution.
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Adapt
EDEA's solutions are flexible and adaptable to the unique needs of a project or site. By leveraging a common base model we deliver installation and operational efficiencies and simplicity with the adapability to scale from small 2.56kWh solutions to multi MWh naval and stationary solutions.
Sovereign Australian Energy Storage
Australian owned, designed and manufactured lithium-ion energy storage solutions utilising sovereign Australian supply from cell processing to battery manufacturing (fr. 2025).
Australian designed, coded, cyber-secure Battery Management System (BaMS) which is self-charging, self balancing and CAN monitoring
EDEA Defence
Ground-breaking MIL-SPEC energy storage systems with solutions developed for AUKUS nations, NATO nations and Rest of World.
Infinitely scaleable, ruggedised and safe.
EDEA Community
Rapidly deployed energy and telecommunications solutions deployed by untrained people.
- Rapid electrification and telecommunication installation for remote communities, and re-electrification post natural disaster and post battle.
- Grid stabilisation solutions for areas with unstable grids. Automatically optimising grid availability with distributed self-install energy swarms.
- Humanitarian energy solutions with self-managing micro-grid and telecommunications solutions installed by untrained resources for emergency hospitals and camps.
EDEA Commercial
Outdoor ruggedised commercial storage and drop-in replacement 48V telecommunications racks. Our solutions can be assembled and tested at our factory and then shipped fully assembled for rapid deployment on site.
Learn about our telco racks here
Learn about our commercial storage here
EDEA Foundation
The EDEA Foundation is the philanthropic heart of the EDEA Energy Group, dedicated to bringing sustainable energy solutions to the forefront and addressing both immediate and long-term community needs for a healthier planet.
Research and development
EDEA researches and develops advanced military batteries for heavy vehicles, naval applications and battlefield energy. EDEA then uses this know-how to develop rapidly deployable energy capture and storage solutions.
Current R&D Projects
- New architecture and manufacturing processes to significantly reduce costs to manufacture MIL-SPEC batteries
- Infinitely scaleable inverter solution that reduces mass by 30% compared to traditional inverters
- Naval Energy Storage System to enhance operational efficiency, ensure compliance with military standards, and offer advanced cybersecurity features to protect against potential threats.
- Real world testing of printed PV by charging an electric car as it travels around Australia
United Nations Sustainable Development Goals
EDEA Energy is committed to contributing to four of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals; both, directly and indirectly by providing energy to achieve these goals.
Acknowledgement of Country
EDEA Energy acknowledges and pays respect to the past, present and emerging Traditional Custodians and elders of this nation and the continuation of cultural, spiritual and educational practices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples.
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