RE_Solar

Genex Power successfully refinances 50MW Kidston solar farm in Queensland and 50MW Jemalong solar farm in NSW with a new 5-year $162 million senior debt facility from existing lenders.

Solar power’s exponential growth is set to make it the world’s largest energy source, leaving nuclear and fossil fuels behind. The Economist reports on the solar revolution.

Renewable energy from Chinese solar companies proves more efficient than fossil fuels, highlighting wasteful spending and inefficiencies in global energy production.

Google’s X and CSIRO collaborate on smart inverters to enhance renewable energy integration, stabilize grids, and optimize energy distribution for a greener future.

The Upper Calliope solar project, contracted by Rio Tinto, aims to power major smelters in Queensland with renewable energy, contributing to Rio Tinto’s clean energy objectives.

GenCost reveals solar thermal as the most cost-effective, dispatchable renewable technology, essential for Australia’s energy transition and manufacturing growth.

Off-grid renewable energy market sees surge in large projects as solar module costs drop by 50%, leading to increased ambitions and partnerships for Australian solar innovator 5B.

Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners reveals plans to add 12GW of wind energy to Sun Cable project, reducing solar and storage components while targeting Singapore and green manufacturing hub in Darwin.

Genex Power appoints Arup as owner’s engineer for 2GW Bulli Creek project in Queensland, aiming for energy transition support and net zero world.

CSIRO’s GenCost report sparks debate on solar cost, while ARENA aims for 30% efficiency and 30 cents per watt by 2030, revolutionizing Australia’s energy landscape.

Australia’s renewable energy grid sees new wind and solar projects after a long hiatus, aiming to meet the 2030 target amidst delays and challenges in approvals and connections.

Federal minister refuses approval for solar farm due to impact on threatened species and communities, surrounded by gas wells and processing plants in Queensland.