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  • “A better way to live:” Indigenous-owned solar microgrid lights way for energy democracy
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    Indigenous-owned solar microgrid: Empowering Energy Democracy

    2024-06-08

    Marlinja Microgrid project in NT provides cheaper, reliable electricity to indigenous community, setting blueprint for community-owned energy and economic development.

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  • Aus first indigenous-owned solar microgrid launched
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    Aus first indigenous-owned solar microgrid launched

    2024-06-08

    Orginal Power and the Marlinja Commmunity near Newcastle Waters in the NT are preparing for the launch of the first Indigenous community owned microgrid in Australia. Solar Panels being installed at the solar panel farm June 2, 2024. PHOTO RACHEL MOUNSEYThe remote Northern Territory community of Marlinja is now home to Australia’s first-ever First Nations-owned, grid-connected solar microgrid.  Located in

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  • Solar giant notches up new efficiency world record for perovskite tandem cell
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    JinkoSolar Sets New Efficiency Record in Perovskite Tandem Solar Cells

    2024-06-05

    JinkoSolar achieves 33.24% conversion efficiency in N-type TOPCon-based perovskite tandem solar cells, showcasing technological innovation for a greener energy future.

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  • Rooftop solar tariffs trimmed, but impact unclear as Sun Tax looms
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    NSW Rooftop Solar Tariffs Reduced Amid Uncertain Impact of Sun Tax

    2024-06-04

    NSW solar households face reduced export payments as IPART recommends cuts in feed-in tariff rates for 2024-25, while uncertainty looms over upcoming rooftop solar export charges.

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  • Solar Insiders Podcast: Redback revival, battery rebates and solar tax
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    Redback CEO on Home Battery Business Survival and Growth

    2024-06-02

    Redback CEO Adrian Knack discusses thriving in home battery business, battery rebates boost, and solar tax implications in Solar Insiders podcast.

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  • Rooftop solar donations to slash cost of living in disabled community housing
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    Donated Rooftop Solar Cuts Living Costs in Disabled Community Housing

    2024-06-01

    GoodWe and Jinko Solar donate solar systems for new disability homes in regional Victoria, reducing energy costs and promoting independence.

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  • Wind and solar drought: First new renewable projects join grid after six month hiatus
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    Australia’s Renewables Grid: New Projects Break Drought

    2024-05-31

    Australia’s renewable energy grid sees new wind and solar projects after a long hiatus, aiming to meet the 2030 target amidst delays and challenges in approvals and connections.

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  • Australia’s ultra cost solar goal could change everything about the grid
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    Australia’s game-changing ultra low cost solar target

    2024-05-31

    CSIRO’s GenCost report sparks debate on solar cost, while ARENA aims for 30% efficiency and 30 cents per watt by 2030, revolutionizing Australia’s energy landscape.

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  • Engineer named for biggest solar and battery project on Australia’s main grid
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    Arup named for Australia’s largest solar and battery project

    2024-05-31

    Genex Power appoints Arup as owner’s engineer for 2GW Bulli Creek project in Queensland, aiming for energy transition support and net zero world.

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  • New Sun Cable takes shape with 12GW of wind added to world’s biggest renewable project
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    Sun Cable Project Expands with 12GW Wind Addition

    2024-05-31

    Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners reveals plans to add 12GW of wind energy to Sun Cable project, reducing solar and storage components while targeting Singapore and green manufacturing hub in Darwin.

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  • Plibersek says no to solar project surrounded by coal seam gas fields
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    Plibersek Rejects Solar Project Amid Gas Fields

    2024-05-31

    Federal minister refuses approval for solar farm due to impact on threatened species and communities, surrounded by gas wells and processing plants in Queensland.

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  • Carbon steel piles completed in quick time protect new solar farm from cyclones
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    Efficient Carbon Steel Piles Protect Solar Farm

    2024-05-31

    APA Group completes installation of 34,016 piles for a new solar farm in Port Hedland, designed to withstand cyclones and supply energy for BHP’s operations.

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