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  • Ignore your algorithm: Solar prices are going up in 2026, but it’s not a crisis
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    Solar Prices Set to Rise in 2026: Understanding the Factors

    2026-02-01

    Solar module prices in Australia are expected to increase due to various factors, not just the VAT rebate removal in China.

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  • Will Australia reach its renewable targets on time? It will need a lot more wind and solar
    RE_Solar

    Can Australia Meet Its Renewable Energy Targets by 2030?

    2026-02-01

    Australia’s renewable energy targets for 2030 face challenges, needing significant wind and solar capacity to achieve 82% penetration on time.

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  • Batteries and solar hybrids dominate, relegating wind to small fraction of Australia’s renewable pipeline
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    Batteries and Solar Hybrids Lead Australia’s Renewable Energy Pipeline

    2026-02-01

    Wind energy projects are declining in Australia, with batteries and solar hybrids dominating new connections to the grid.

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  • Wind and solar curtailment hits record highs, with grid solar “offloads” at staggering 59 per cent in one state
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    Record Wind and Solar Curtailment Reaches 59% in South Australia

    2026-02-01

    Australia’s renewable energy curtailment hits record levels, with grid solar offloading averaging 59% in South Australia due to economic factors.

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  • Renewables power half of the grid as prices plummet
    EM_Solar

    Renewables Surpass Fossil Fuels, Powering Half of Australia’s Grid

    2026-02-01

    The latest AEMO report reveals renewables generated 51% of Australia’s National Electricity Market, driving down wholesale electricity prices significantly.

    Read More Renewables Surpass Fossil Fuels, Powering Half of Australia’s GridContinue

  • World’s biggest isolated grid sets remarkable wind and solar peak of 91.1 pct, as batteries displace coal and gas
    RE_Solar

    Western Australia Achieves 91.1% Renewable Energy Peak with Wind and Solar

    2026-02-01

    Western Australia’s isolated grid reaches a new renewable energy milestone of 91.1%, primarily from wind and solar, marking a significant shift in energy dynamics.

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  • “Landmark moment:” Prices plunge as renewables supply half of grid, batteries surge and coal hits new low
    RE_Solar

    Renewables Supply Half of Grid, Prices Plunge as Coal Hits Record Low

    2026-02-01

    Wholesale electricity prices in Australia fell sharply as renewables met half of demand, with coal generation reaching a new low and battery output surging.

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  • Shared solar: Labor’s “free power” plan to have daily cap to stop abuse by EV and home battery owners
    RE_Solar

    Labor’s Solar Share Plan Caps Free Power for EV and Battery Owners

    2026-02-01

    Labor’s Solar Share proposal introduces a 24 kWh cap on free power to prevent abuse by EV and home battery users.

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  • Solar project seeks federal green tick for its koala protection efforts after winning CIS tender
    RE_Solar

    Solar Project Seeks Federal Approval for Koala Protection Measures

    2026-02-01

    The Hopeland solar project aims for federal approval while implementing measures to protect koalas and other endangered species during development.

    Read More Solar Project Seeks Federal Approval for Koala Protection MeasuresContinue

  • Rooftop solar households more likely to switch electricity retailers in search for best feed-in tariff
    RE_Solar

    Rooftop Solar Households More Likely to Switch Electricity Providers for Better Tariffs

    2026-02-01

    Households with rooftop solar systems are increasingly switching electricity providers to find better feed-in tariffs, according to Roy Morgan’s analysis.

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  • Solar cells can self-heal after sunburn, and knowing this could slash the cost of making them
    RE_Solar

    Self-Healing Solar Cells Could Reduce Production Costs

    2026-02-01

    New research reveals solar cells can self-repair UV damage, potentially lowering manufacturing costs and enhancing efficiency.

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  • Australian researchers say stacking PV cells may make solar ever cheaper and more efficient
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    Australian Researchers Enhance Solar Cell Efficiency with Stacked PV Technology

    2026-01-22

    Australian scientists improve solar cell material efficiency, paving the way for cheaper, next-generation solar technology with stacked photovoltaic cells.

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