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  • “A market we like:” Australia and Japan back Kiwi solar hybrid developer with $A139m capital injection
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    Australia and Japan Invest $A139m in Kiwi Solar Developer Lightyears

    2026-11-03

    Lightyears secures $NZ174 million funding for 28 solar and battery projects, enhancing New Zealand’s renewable energy landscape.

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  • Major Australian super fund bets bigger on small solar and battery specialist
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    Rest Super Fund Increases Investment in MPower’s Solar and Battery Solutions

    2026-11-03

    Rest superannuation fund boosts investment in MPower to $250 million, supporting renewable energy growth and decarbonisation efforts.

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  • Australia’s flexible solar exports offer lessons for the world
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    Australia’s Solar Export Innovations Provide Global Insights

    2026-11-03

    Australia’s research on Dynamic Operating Envelopes enhances renewable energy integration, showcasing valuable lessons for global smart grid advancements.

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  • Australia’s most successful renewables and storage developer seals huge debt deal to pave way for next round of projects
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    Neoen Secures $1.8 Billion Debt for Australian Renewable Projects

    2026-10-31

    Neoen raises $1.8 billion to enhance its renewable energy portfolio in Australia, aiming to expand capacity from 6 GW to 10 GW by 2030.

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  • Cheaper power from the balcony: Plug-in solar and batteries could open the energy transition to renters.
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    Affordable Solar Solutions for Renters: Legalizing Plug-in Solar and Batteries

    2026-10-31

    Western Australia aims to support renters with plug-in solar and battery systems, promoting affordable and cleaner energy access without requiring major modifications.

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  • Corporate buyers for wind and solar output are still rare, but the market is hurtling towards a contracting cliff
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    Corporate Buyers for Wind and Solar Face Contracting Cliff Ahead

    2026-10-30

    The wind and solar contracting market is evolving, with a looming contracting cliff as corporate buyers prepare for significant changes by 2030.

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  • Ratings system designed to restore trust in wind and solar developers goes live, with first batch scoring well
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    New Rating System Enhances Trust in Renewable Energy Developers

    2026-10-30

    The Developer Rating Scheme launches, independently ranking renewable energy developers to improve community trust and engagement.

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  • Data centres without sufficient firm power could be switched off under Bowen rule change proposal
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    Bowen Proposes Rule Change for Data Centres’ Power Supply Compliance

    2026-10-30

    Data centres may face grid disconnection if they lack firm power contracts under proposed regulations by Chris Bowen to ensure electricity reliability.

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  • “Big savings:” Fortescue signs first 3rd party customer for its giant Pilbara “green grid”
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    Fortescue Signs First Customer for Pilbara Green Grid Power Supply

    2026-10-29

    Fortescue has secured its first power purchase agreement to supply clean energy from its Pilbara Green Grid, marking a significant step in renewable energy supply.

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  • Bushfire smoke chokes output from solar farms, even more than 100 km away, researchers find
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    Bushfire Smoke Reduces Solar Farm Output Over 150 km, Study Reveals

    2026-10-29

    Research shows bushfire smoke can significantly impact solar energy generation, necessitating better forecasting and operational strategies for solar farms across Australia.

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  • Victoria Coalition promises quick review of transmission plans, as it soft pedals stance on renewables
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    Victoria Coalition to Review Transmission Plans and Emphasize Renewables

    2026-10-29

    David Davis promises a swift review of Victoria’s transmission plans, highlighting the importance of renewable energy in future generation.

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  • Five civil lessons every renewable energy developer should know
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    Essential Civil Lessons for Renewable Energy Developers

    2026-10-29

    Discover five crucial civil engineering lessons that can enhance the success of renewable energy projects from concept to construction.

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