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  • Local utility gets green light to replace remote town’s diesel and gas power with a solar-battery hybrid
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    Halls Creek to Transition from Diesel to Solar-Battery Hybrid Power

    2026-09-22

    Halls Creek will replace diesel power with a solar-battery hybrid system, enhancing renewable energy use in remote Western Australia.

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  • State utility partners on massive rooftop solar array to slash sports centre’s annual power bill by $80,000
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    SEC Installs Solar Array to Cut Sports Centre Power Costs by $80,000 Annually

    2026-09-22

    The SEC’s rooftop solar system at MSAC will reduce energy costs by $80,000 yearly, supplying 24% of the centre’s energy needs.

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  • NSW takes lead on mandatory solar panel recycling as ministers call for urgent action on rising tide of waste
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    NSW Launches Mandatory Solar Panel Recycling Scheme to Tackle Waste Crisis

    2026-09-22

    The NSW government initiates a mandatory recycling scheme for solar panels, addressing rising waste and promoting a circular economy for renewable energy.

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  • Huge hybrid wind project gets final green tick, but must use tall turbines to avoid black cockatoos
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    Hybrid Wind Project Approved with Conditions for Black Cockatoo Protection

    2026-09-22

    Australia’s 2 GW hybrid wind project receives federal approval, requiring tall turbines to safeguard endangered black cockatoos and native vegetation.

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  • Renewables hit more than 80 pct of grid demand for first time – despite heavy throttling of wind and solar
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    Renewables Surpass 80% of Grid Demand for First Time Amid Wind and Solar Throttling

    2026-09-20

    Australia’s renewable energy reached over 80% of grid demand for the first time, despite significant curtailment of wind and solar output due to grid limitations.

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  • Wind and solar reach record share of Australia’s main grid, nearly half of it from rooftop PV
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    Australia’s Grid Hits Record Renewable Energy Share from Rooftop Solar

    2026-09-19

    Rooftop solar generation has propelled Australia’s main grid to a record 79.5% renewable energy share, nearly half from residential installations.

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  • Victoria makes call on Central North renewable energy zone
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    Victoria’s Decision on Central North Renewable Energy Zone

    2026-09-19

    Victoria refines its renewable energy zone network, deciding against declaring the Central North zone due to limited grid capacity and community concerns.

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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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