Ann: Soluna receives CEC approval for its 3-phase battery system, page-7

Well you could start with the Press release that begins with the broad and misleading statement about accreditation. Only installers are defined at the Clean Energy Council as being able to achieve accreditation. So just a little play on words to cloud the announcement and give it some legs. Also reference to Australia being the Mecca of Solar is just a tad sensitive in this day and age I would think. Would be really pleased to be corrected on this, but I am assuming Soluna are importers and re-sellers of product and as pointed out before, CEC is a not-for-profit membership based organisation NOT and Accreditation body similar to existing certification bodies. So this again pads the real world situation and uses words that attract attention - the batteries have to comply with Australian Standards..

ASX-listed Lithium Australia has just received formal accreditation for its three-phase lithium battery-based solar energy storage devices from the Clean Energy Council. The devices will be marketed by Soluna Australia, which is 50 per cent owned by Lithium Australia and 50 per cent owned by manufacturer DLG Energy (Shanghai) Co. Soluna’s three-phase 15K Pack HV will now be added to the CEC’s Battery Assurance Program guide.