New Ability Energy and BitWatt Energy sign strategic cooperation agreement

A strategic cooperation agreement signed on 11 September 2026, pairing New Ability Energy's engineering and project delivery with BitWatt Energy's intelligent energy management for commercial and industrial sites across Australia.

Sydney, Australia, 11 September 2026.

New Ability Energy Pty Ltd and BitWatt Energy have formally signed a strategic cooperation agreement, establishing a long-term partnership focused on Australia's commercial and industrial solar, battery storage and energy management market.

The partnership brings together New Ability Energy's nationwide growth ambitions, engineering expertise and end-to-end project delivery capabilities with BitWatt's advanced energy management technology, large-scale digital operating experience and strong shareholder and strategic ecosystem.

Together, the companies aim to make renewable energy simpler, more effective and more accessible for Australian businesses.

New Ability Energy is an Australian energy solutions provider specialising in residential, commercial and industrial solar, battery storage, electrical infrastructure, EV charging, energy efficiency, maintenance and performance monitoring.

With ten years of industry experience, the company has built strong capabilities across customer development, energy analysis, system design, grid connection, project approvals, engineering, construction, commissioning and ongoing technical support.

Building on its established capabilities in New South Wales, New Ability Energy is expanding its project development and delivery platform to serve commercial and industrial customers across Australia.

Its goal is to become a trusted national energy partner for families and businesses seeking measurable electricity savings, lower emissions and better long-term performance from their energy assets.

BitWatt Energy is an energy technology and management company focused on the intelligent operation of solar, battery storage and distributed energy assets.

Its capabilities extend beyond equipment monitoring. Through data analysis, automated battery dispatch, predictive maintenance, virtual power plant connectivity and portfolio-level energy optimisation, BitWatt helps energy assets respond dynamically to customer demand, tariff structures and electricity market conditions.

BitWatt reports extensive experience in the management of distributed energy resources, including more than 3 million batteries under management, real-time dispatch activities across more than 300 cities, more than 85,000 connected endpoints and annual energy throughput measured in billions of kilowatt-hours.

BitWatt also benefits from a broader shareholder and strategic ecosystem connected with some of Asia's most influential technology, digital platform and energy companies.

This ecosystem includes connections with Hello, one of China's leading shared mobility and technology platforms; Ant Group, a major digital technology and financial services group associated with the Alibaba ecosystem; and CATL, a global leader in battery technology and energy storage.

Hello, Ant Group and CATL have demonstrated their ability to combine large-scale user platforms, digital technology, battery expertise and real-time asset management across major commercial applications. These relationships and resources provide BitWatt with access to valuable experience in digital platforms, connected devices, battery technology, data-driven operations and the management of large distributed asset networks.

Supported by this broader ecosystem, BitWatt brings a combination of technology, operational scale and energy management experience to the Australian market.

Australia has experienced rapid growth in solar and battery deployment. However, much of the market has remained focused on the sale and installation of equipment.

For commercial and industrial customers, installing solar panels and batteries is only the first step. The long-term financial result depends on how those assets operate after commissioning.

A battery must respond to a business's changing load, electricity tariff, demand charges and operating hours. Its charging and discharging strategy may also need to adapt to weather conditions, energy prices and opportunities within the electricity market.

Without active and professional energy management, even a properly designed system may not achieve its full financial potential.

The cooperation between New Ability Energy and BitWatt is intended to address this long-standing gap in the Australian renewable energy market.

New Ability Energy contributes customer understanding, site-specific engineering, compliance expertise and end-to-end project delivery. BitWatt contributes intelligent energy management technology, digital operating capability and experience managing large numbers of connected energy assets.

Together, the companies aim to connect the physical and digital sides of business energy.

The partnership will focus on developing a more complete energy service for commercial and industrial customers across Australia: one that considers not only what equipment should be installed, but also how the energy system should be managed throughout its operating life.

The shared objective of New Ability Energy and BitWatt is to allow business owners to enjoy the benefits of renewable energy without taking on another complex operational responsibility.

Business owners should not need to become electricity market specialists. They should not have to coordinate multiple providers, interpret large volumes of energy data or continually decide how their batteries should operate.

They should be able to focus on running their businesses while experienced energy professionals manage the design, delivery and ongoing performance of their energy systems.

By combining engineering, project execution and intelligent energy management, New Ability Energy and BitWatt aim to help Australian businesses reduce electricity costs and exposure to changing energy prices; improve the utilisation and financial performance of solar and battery assets; reduce the time and administrative burden involved in managing energy systems; improve visibility over energy consumption and system performance; support emissions-reduction and sustainability objectives; and adopt renewable energy with greater confidence and less complexity.

This represents a shift from simply installing renewable energy equipment to actively managing energy as a long-term business asset.

The strategic cooperation agreement represents an important milestone for both companies and establishes a foundation for future growth across Australia.

New Ability Energy and BitWatt share the belief that the next stage of Australia's energy transition will require more than additional solar panels and batteries. It will require stronger integration between engineering, technology, data and ongoing operational management.

By bringing these capabilities together, the partnership aims to set a higher standard for commercial and industrial energy services.

The ultimate measure of success will be practical: helping business owners reduce their electricity costs, minimise operational complexity and enjoy the benefits of renewable energy with greater confidence and peace of mind.

New Ability Energy thanks the BitWatt team for its trust and shared vision, and recognises our team and partners whose work made this agreement possible.