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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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  • Simplified version of ESEM to be used to propel state beyond coal and to 75 per cent renewables
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    Western Australia’s Simplified ESEM to Achieve 75% Renewable Energy by 2030

    2026-10-28

    Western Australia plans a simplified ESEM to support its goal of 75% renewable energy by 2030, transitioning from coal to renewables.

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  • The towns where households are earning solar credits from their neighbours’ rooftop PV systems
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    Households Earning Solar Credits from Neighbors’ Rooftop PV Systems

    2026-10-28

    The Kimberley Communities Solar Saver program benefits 495 households, providing energy credits and reducing power bills through shared solar energy.

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  • “We will be the first:” State to roll out plug-in solar and batteries to help renters and apartment dwellers
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    Western Australia to Legalize Plug-in Solar for Renters and Apartment Dwellers

    2026-10-28

    Western Australia aims to be the first state to legalize plug-in solar and batteries, enhancing energy access for renters and apartment residents.

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  • Solar rebates for apartments expanded, farmers offered grants to go electric as state election looms
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    Expanded Solar Rebates for Apartments and Grants for Farmers Ahead of Election

    2026-10-28

    Victorian government expands solar rebates for apartments and offers grants for farmers to electrify, aiming to boost renewable energy before the state election.

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  • How faster project approvals can help contain electricity prices
    EM_Solar

    Accelerating Project Approvals to Control Electricity Prices

    2026-10-28

    Faster project approvals can enhance renewable energy deployment, stabilize electricity prices, and ensure affordable power for Australian households amid rising demand.

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