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  • “Retailer viability” trumped bill savings in Solar Sharer design, says energy veteran
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    Solar Sharer Policy Compromised by Retailer Interests, Says Energy Expert

    2026-09-01

    Energy veteran Ty Christopher critiques the Solar Sharer policy, arguing it prioritizes retailer viability over consumer savings, undermining its original intent.

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  • Rooftop solar record tumbles as battery rebate drives 1 GW of new installs over just three months
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    Rooftop Solar Hits 1 GW Record in Three Months Driven by Battery Rebate

    2026-09-01

    Australia’s rooftop solar installations reached a record 1 GW in three months, fueled by the Cheaper Home Batteries scheme and strong consumer demand.

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  • “Doing what we built it to do:” Rinehart-backed lithium mine runs on 80 pct renewables for second year in row
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    Rinehart’s Lithium Mine Achieves 80% Renewable Energy for Second Year

    2026-09-01

    The lithium mine, backed by Gina Rinehart, has maintained an 80% renewable energy share for two consecutive years, supporting the electric vehicle industry.

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  • From solar cells to solar farms: Quest for ultra-low cost PV gets $100 million federal boost
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    $100 Million Investment in Solar PV Research to Lower Costs

    2026-09-01

    The Australian government invests over $100 million in solar PV projects to enhance efficiency and reduce costs by 2030.

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  • SwitchedOn podcast: How three hours of free solar power can cost you more
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    SwitchedOn Podcast: The Hidden Costs of Free Solar Power

    2026-09-01

    Discover how three hours of free solar power may lead to higher costs for households and what consumers should consider before signing up.

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  • Pressure mounts to make “balcony solar” legal in Australia, as it goes on sale in the UK
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    Australia Faces Pressure to Legalize Balcony Solar Following UK Sales

    2026-08-30

    With the UK legalizing balcony solar, Australia is urged to follow suit to enable portable solar solutions for renters and apartment dwellers.

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  • Gas for data centres, solar for the grid: NT seeks new PV plant to take load off costly gas peakers
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    NT Government Seeks New Solar Plant to Reduce Gas Peaker Reliance

    2026-08-29

    Territory Generation is inviting Expressions of Interest for a utility-scale solar project in Alice Springs to enhance grid capacity and reduce gas dependency.

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  • Renewable microgrids hold huge promise for First Nations communities – so why aren’t they being built?
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    Challenges Facing Renewable Microgrids in First Nations Communities

    2026-08-29

    Policy clarity and connection procedures hinder renewable microgrid development in remote First Nations, limiting energy security and community benefits.

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  • Gina Rinehart’s flagship mine supplying EVs is operating at an average 93 pct renewables so far this year
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    Gina Rinehart’s Mine Achieves 93% Renewable Energy in 2023

    2026-08-28

    Gina Rinehart’s Mt Weld mine operates at 93% renewable energy, exceeding expectations and showcasing the potential of high-renewable systems in industrial operations.

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  • Planning rules changed to stop long distance agitators hijacking wind, solar and battery approvals
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    NSW Changes Planning Rules to Curb Long-Distance Objections on Renewable Projects

    2026-08-28

    The NSW government alters planning regulations to prevent long-distance objections from delaying renewable energy project approvals, focusing on local community concerns.

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  • The NEM’s first solar battery hybrid is sending power to the grid at 10pm, and helping reshape the energy game
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    Quorn Park: Australia’s First Solar-Battery Hybrid Sends Power to Grid at Night

    2026-08-27

    Quorn Park, a landmark solar-battery hybrid, is the first to supply stored power to Australia’s grid at night, reshaping energy dynamics.

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  • Bowen launches new wind and solar tender in state happy to write contracts to help replace coal
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    Bowen Unveils New Wind and Solar Tender to Replace Coal in WA

    2026-08-26

    Federal Minister Chris Bowen announces a new tender for 1.8 MW of wind and solar capacity in Western Australia, aiming to replace coal-fired generators by 2029.

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