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Specialist Recruitment for Grid-Scale Battery Projects
Our expert consultants understand the technical demands and compliance requirements of energy storage systems. From greenfield construction of battery energy storage systems (BESS) to grid integration and maintenance, we provide workforce solutions at every stage of your project.
Whether you're delivering a stand-alone facility or embedding storage into wind or solar assets, we’ll supply the talent that drives performance, safety, and innovation.
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Battery Energy Storage Systems Outlook 2026-2031
Australia’s battery storage industry is expanding rapidly as grid-scale solutions become essential for a renewable-powered future. With a national target of 82% renewable electricity by 2030, battery energy storage systems (BESS) are critical for balancing supply and supporting solar and wind generation. Investment is surging, driven by major projects like Akaysha Energy’s $200M Queensland BESS and the Federal Government’s $500M National Battery Strategy.
This growth brings urgent workforce challenges. Fuse Recruitment is seeing rising demand for experienced professionals in battery installation, commissioning, operations, and electrical engineering. New roles such as battery storage engineers, SCADA technicians, and energy systems analysts are emerging, but there’s a limited supply of skilled workers to meet demand.
The Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) warns that skill shortages could delay key projects. Employers need to act early—offering upskilling, tapping into relocation-ready talent, and engaging specialists in battery recruitment.
Fuse Recruitment supports clients across Australia by sourcing qualified professionals for grid-scale energy projects. Our industry networks and understanding of regional workforce dynamics help us deliver tailored staffing solutions in a competitive market.
Battery storage will be a pillar of Australia’s energy transition. Securing the right talent now is key to delivering projects through to 2031.









