FRV Acquires Solar Battery Project in Victoria
FRV Australia buys Axedale solar project and BESS, reworks Fosterville project, emphasizing commitment to renewable energy and storage for grid stability.
FRV Australia buys Axedale solar project and BESS, reworks Fosterville project, emphasizing commitment to renewable energy and storage for grid stability.
During Cyclone Alfred, a family in Bangalow powered through with solar and battery, convincing skeptical neighbors of its necessity and benefits. The system provided uninterrupted power and even helped out others in need.
Rio Tinto’s decision to opt for wind, solar, and battery storage over coal and gas for its Queensland-based aluminium smelters marks a significant shift towards renewable energy in Australia.
Rio Tinto partners with Edify Energy for a 600 MW battery to ensure power supply for Gladstone-based smelter and refineries, aiming for cost-competitive and sustainable operations.
In 2024, the US added a record-breaking 50 GW of solar capacity, accounting for 66% of new electricity-generating capacity and driving growth in manufacturing and technology sectors.
Elecsome receives patent for methods to break down end-of-life solar panels and mine new materials, advancing R&D and innovation.
Malaysian developer Gentari to start work on 243MW Maryvale solar project with 172MW/408MWh battery in NSW, contributing to clean energy goals in Australia.
Federal and state governments in Australia have listed 56 key wind, solar, battery, and transmission projects as priorities to meet renewable energy targets, providing coordinated support for approvals and regulatory processes.
Andrew Forrest’s $1.4 billion Junction Rivers wind and battery project in NSW faces grid access challenges, potentially becoming the first failure from federal CIS winners list.
French company Neoen reports significant revenue growth from battery projects, transitioning from public to private listing with Brookfield’s acquisition offer.
Western Australia tops charts for wind and solar performance in February, with best assets in both categories, contributing to increased renewable energy generation in Australia.
Australia’s commercial rooftop solar market thrives in 2024, while residential sector faces decline due to market saturation, declining feed-in tariffs, and higher financing costs.