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  • South Australia averages 100 pct wind and solar over week, 90 pct over last 28 days
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    South Australia Achieves 100% Wind and Solar Energy for a Week

    2025-12-02

    South Australia has surpassed 100% net renewables for a week, marking a significant milestone in its renewable energy journey.

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  • Solar and wind reach 100 pct of demand in biggest isolated grid, as batteries allow it to keep its thermals on
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    Western Australia Achieves 100% Demand with Solar and Wind Power

    2025-12-02

    Western Australia’s isolated grid reached 100% demand with solar and wind, supported by batteries, marking a significant milestone in renewable energy.

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  • Australia’s biggest solar-battery hybrid project adds more power and smaller footprint, in changes to EPBC plans
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    Australia’s Largest Solar-Battery Hybrid Project Expands Power Capacity

    2025-12-02

    Ark Energy’s Richmond Valley project increases battery capacity to 475 MW while reducing solar panel footprint, enhancing renewable energy efforts in New South Wales.

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  • A word of warning before Eraring and Yallourn closures
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    AEMO’s Warning on Eraring and Yallourn Closures

    2025-12-02

    AEMO emphasizes energy security over access as Australia transitions to renewables, urging investment in key technologies before coal plant closures.

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  • Big batteries overtake big solar in the world’s largest isolated grid
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    Big Batteries Surpass Solar in World’s Largest Isolated Grid

    2025-12-01

    Western Australia’s grid now relies more on battery dispatch than solar, achieving over 20% penetration during peak demand.

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  • Rooftop solar PV installs tipped to surge due to battery rebate, cyclone damage
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    Surge in Rooftop Solar PV Installs Expected Amid Battery Rebate and Cyclone Damage

    2025-09-29

    Rooftop solar PV installations in Australia are projected to rise despite recent declines, driven by battery rebates and cyclone-related replacements.

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  • Regulator says CIS tender 1 projects are taking longer to land finance, only half have made progress
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    CIS Tender 1 Projects Face Delays in Securing Finance

    2025-09-27

    The Clean Energy Regulator reports slower progress for CIS Tender 1 projects, with only half advancing towards final investment decisions.

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  • Forrest lands key wind, solar and battery supply deals as Fortescue pushes to “real zero”
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    Forrest secures wind, solar, and battery deals for Fortescue’s ‘real zero’ emissions goal

    2025-09-26

    Andrew Forrest announces key partnerships for renewable energy supply as Fortescue Metals aims for zero emissions in Pilbara operations.

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  • Boycotts, abuse and threat: Wind and solar landowners face intimidation and harassment
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    Intimidation Tactics Against Renewable Energy Landowners

    2025-09-26

    Landowners hosting renewable projects face harassment, boycotts, and threats due to misinformation campaigns, escalating community tensions and risks.

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  • Home buyers willing to pay a premium for houses with rooftop solar
    OSOG_Solar

    Home Buyers Pay More for Rooftop Solar Homes

    2025-09-26

    Home buyers are willing to pay an average premium of $23,000 for homes with rooftop solar, reflecting the growing value of energy-saving features.

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  • NSW backs new renewables manufacturing hub for wind anchors and solar trackers in western Sydney
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    NSW Invests in Renewables Manufacturing Hub for Wind and Solar Components

    2025-09-25

    The NSW government allocates $28 million for a Renewables Manufacturing Hub in Blacktown, creating 116 jobs and producing essential components for wind and solar energy.

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  • Edify to accelerate giant solar and battery hybrid projects after $1.1 billion buyout by Canada’s La Caisse
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    Edify Energy to Boost Solar and Battery Projects After $1.1 Billion Acquisition

    2025-09-25

    Edify Energy plans to accelerate its solar and battery hybrid projects following a $1.1 billion buyout by La Caisse, enhancing its market position and project execution.

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