Higher Fixed Network Tariffs Threaten Cheaper Home Batteries Benefits
A new report reveals that increased fixed network charges could negate savings for solar households using government battery rebates, impacting energy efficiency upgrades.
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Labor Government Announces Major Renewable Energy Tender in South Australia
South Australia Labor plans a significant renewable energy tender for over 11,000 km of land, aiming to power half a million homes.
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Aula Energy Acquires 1GW Solar Portfolio to Expand Renewables
Aula Energy enhances its renewable portfolio by acquiring five solar farms, supporting Australia’s energy transition and community needs.
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Aula Energy Acquires 1 GW Solar and Battery Portfolio from Lightsource bp
Aula Energy has acquired a 1 GW solar and battery portfolio from Lightsource bp, enhancing its renewable energy assets in Australia.
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TE H2 Withdraws Court Bid for Wak Wak Solar Project Native Title Claims
TE H2 has withdrawn its court application regarding native title claims for the Wak Wak solar project in Northern Territory, aiming to engage with rightful owners.
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Is AEMC Right About Fixed Network Costs? Late Submission Sparks Debate
A late submission questions AEMC’s proposal on fixed network costs, suggesting a need for reform in electricity pricing fairness and efficiency.
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Australia’s Renewable Energy Pipeline and Most Expensive State for Development
Australia’s renewable energy sector shows growth with numerous projects, but Victoria remains the costliest state for development per megawatt.
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Fortescue’s Solar Innovation: Simplifying Solar Farm Construction in Pilbara
Fortescue’s North Star Junction solar farm showcases efficient construction methods and automation, reducing costs and environmental impact while enhancing solar energy generation.
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Philippines Launches World’s Largest Solar-Battery Hybrid Project
The Philippines’ MTerra Solar Project is now energised, aiming to be the largest solar-battery hybrid facility globally with 3.5 GW solar capacity.
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Developer Abandons Solar Project Amid Local Opposition in New South Wales
Elgin Energy halts plans for a solar and battery project in Mitchells Flat due to community opposition, marking a significant local victory.
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Nine Wind and Solar Projects Add 2.1 GW Capacity in Three Months
In Q4 2025, Australia saw a record addition of 2.1 GW from nine renewable projects and 1 GW of battery storage.
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Renewable Energy Consortium Proposes Major Inland Zone for Coal-Free NSW
A consortium proposes a significant renewable energy zone in inland NSW, aiming for 10 GW capacity to support coal phase-out and enhance energy supply.
