Also the MOU signed by RFX with Energex and Ergon, part of Energy Queensland, will offer an opportunity to explore and evaluate emerging energy storage technologies that can support this transition to renewable energy. By working together, they can identify solutions that will enable the efficient and cost-effective integration of renewable energy into the grid while meeting the increasing energy storage demands in Queensland. RFX production facility remains on target to ramp up production to 80 MWh per annum by the end of 2023 to meet growing demand. This will allow it to scale its business and capture a larger share of the energy storage market.