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  • Kookaburras, bees and panels: Australia’s first big “biosolar” roof slashes heat, boosts power by nearly 25%
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    Australia’s First Biosolar Roof Enhances Power Generation and Biodiversity

    2026-09-18

    The innovative biosolar roof in Bradfield, Sydney, combines solar panels with native gardens, improving energy efficiency and supporting local ecosystems.

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  • Solar industry says Australian anti-dumping ruling is not fair and will lead to cost increases and pproject delays
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    Solar Industry Criticizes Anti-Dumping Ruling Impacting Costs and Project Timelines

    2026-09-18

    Australia’s solar sector warns that a new anti-dumping ruling could lead to significant cost increases and delays for ongoing projects, urging government review.

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  • First-of-its-kind research balances the needs of solar farms and grazing
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    Innovative Research Balances Solar Farm Needs and Grazing Requirements

    2026-09-18

    CSIRO and Macquarie University collaborate to optimize vegetation management at New England Solar, balancing fire risk and grazing needs using advanced technology.

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  • Solar recycling industry calls on government to unpause pilot, reboot it before end of year
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    Solar Recycling Industry Urges Government to Restart Pilot Program by Year-End

    2026-09-18

    The solar recycling sector demands immediate government action to resume its stalled pilot program, crucial for financial viability and environmental sustainability.

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  • Enough wind and solar in pipeline, but not enough actually being built to meet 2030 target, scorecard finds
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    Australia’s Renewable Energy Projects Lag Behind 2030 Goals, Report Warns

    2026-09-17

    A report reveals Australia has sufficient renewable energy projects planned but risks missing 2030 targets without faster construction and more power purchase agreements.

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  • Solar recycler losing “insane amount of money” and about to shed staff as PV pilot program remains suspended
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    Solar Recycling Industry Faces Layoffs Amid Suspended Pilot Program

    2026-09-17

    The solar panel recycling sector struggles with layoffs as the federal pilot program remains halted, causing financial strain on recyclers like ReSource.

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  • Rooftop solar meets 99.9 per cent of South Australia electricity demand
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    Rooftop Solar Powers 99.9% of South Australia’s Electricity Demand

    2026-09-17

    South Australia’s rooftop solar met 99.9% of electricity demand, showcasing the impact of distributed energy resources on the power system.

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  • Renewable energy czar proposes national standard to quell farmer insurance fears
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    Renewable Energy Czar Proposes National Standard for Farmer Insurance Concerns

    2026-09-16

    A new insurance approach aims to alleviate farmers’ fears regarding liability costs from renewable energy developments, endorsed by key industry stakeholders.

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  • Solar and battery micro-grids get funding boost for remote communities in wake of Broken Hill blackout
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    Funding for Solar Microgrids in Remote NSW Communities After Broken Hill Blackout

    2026-09-16

    NSW government allocates $3 million for solar and battery microgrids to enhance energy reliability in remote communities post-Broken Hill blackout.

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  • Underwater solar cells shown to generate power from 10 metres beneath the South China Sea
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    Underwater Solar Cells Generate Power at 10 Meters Depth

    2026-09-16

    Chinese and Swiss scientists develop solar cells that function 10 meters underwater, enabling new applications for submerged sensors and communication systems.

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  • Why EVs are the ‘single greatest opportunity’ in the energy transition
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    The Key Role of EVs in Australia’s Energy Transition

    2026-09-16

    Electric vehicles are crucial for Australia’s energy transition, offering savings and efficiency benefits while supporting household electrification and renewable energy adoption.

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  • This 4300-panel site is Victoria’s largest urban solar farm
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    Victoria’s Largest Urban Solar Farm at La Trobe University

    2026-09-14

    La Trobe University’s solar farm integrates 4300 panels and battery storage, enhancing energy efficiency and supporting net-zero goals by 2029.

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