South Australia Achieves 100% Wind and Solar Energy for a Week
South Australia has surpassed 100% net renewables for a week, marking a significant milestone in its renewable energy journey.
South Australia has surpassed 100% net renewables for a week, marking a significant milestone in its renewable energy journey.
Western Australia’s isolated grid reached 100% demand with solar and wind, supported by batteries, marking a significant milestone in renewable energy.
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.
AEMO emphasizes energy security over access as Australia transitions to renewables, urging investment in key technologies before coal plant closures.
Western Australia’s grid now relies more on battery dispatch than solar, achieving over 20% penetration during peak demand.
Rooftop solar PV installations in Australia are projected to rise despite recent declines, driven by battery rebates and cyclone-related replacements.
The Clean Energy Regulator reports slower progress for CIS Tender 1 projects, with only half advancing towards final investment decisions.
Andrew Forrest announces key partnerships for renewable energy supply as Fortescue Metals aims for zero emissions in Pilbara operations.
Landowners hosting renewable projects face harassment, boycotts, and threats due to misinformation campaigns, escalating community tensions and risks.
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.
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.
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.