Australia’s Coal-Dependent Grid Hits 99.3% Potential Renewables Record
Queensland’s grid reached a record 99.3% potential renewables, driven by rooftop solar, despite the government’s reluctance to embrace renewable energy targets.
Queensland’s grid reached a record 99.3% potential renewables, driven by rooftop solar, despite the government’s reluctance to embrace renewable energy targets.
Australia’s wind energy industry struggles with no new projects in 2025, as major utilities halt investments and corporate buyers show little interest.
A 141 MW solar farm near Forbes, NSW, backed by Ace Power and Osaka Gas, seeks federal environmental assessment for its 24/7 operational capability.
HumeLink transmission line opens for renewable energy applications, but Snowy 2.0’s capacity limits may restrict new projects.
The ACCC is scrutinizing virtual power plants to prevent unfair contracts and ensure consumer choice in Australia’s energy market.
The Muswellbrook solar and storage project in NSW receives federal environmental approval, marking a significant step in transitioning from coal to renewable energy.
SunCable asserts strong investor interest in its renewable energy project, despite media claims of financial difficulties and plans to export solar power remaining intact.
A comparison of responses to solar facts on X and Bluesky reveals the impact of platform design on public discourse.
New laws in NSW allow easier installation of EV chargers and rooftop solar in apartments, requiring only a simple majority vote for approval.
National Renewable Network raises $67.2 million to expand its no-upfront-cost solar and battery systems, enhancing access to renewable energy for consumers.
A new study suggests wind and solar lulls in Australia’s grid may be less severe but could lead to higher costs and reliance on alternative energy sources.
New ambitious targets set by NSW aim for 16 GW of wind and solar by 2030 and 42 GWh of storage by 2034.