Energy Renaissance Defence Pty Ltd
Develops Australian defence energy storage and cybersecure battery management systems. Its NATO 6T lithium iron phosphate platform supports auxiliary power, silent watch, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance systems, and military vehicle integration.
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Energy Renaissance Holdings Pty Ltd develops Australian defence energy systems centred on lithium iron phosphate storage and cybersecure battery management. Its super6T/e platform uses the NATO 6T format for auxiliary power, silent watch, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance support, and energy storage in military vehicles. The platform has a nominal voltage of 25.6 V, typical capacity of 100 Ah and energy capacity of 2,560 Wh. The company also builds superBMS, a battery management platform embedded in the super6T/e and adaptable to different cell types, formats and applications, alongside superSentinel.
Engineering, code and manufacture are undertaken in Australia, with embedded software, electronics, power electronics, electrical design, PCB layout and mechanical engineering brought together within one team. This integrated approach connects battery algorithms, circuit boards, wiring and enclosures through the development process. The company has designed and built battery management systems in Australia for more than a decade, and its engineering work covers BMS hardware, firmware, cybersecurity, integration and qualification. Its defence focus includes platform fit, operational readiness, sovereign supply chain review and export-control-aware procurement support. Engagements extend across the United States, Asia and Europe, serving allied programmes that require energy storage and battery intelligence for defence platforms.
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