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  • One of Australia’s biggest wind projects seeks green light to add solar and battery
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    Australia’s Major Wind Project Seeks Approval for Solar and Battery Addition

    2026-08-19

    A 1.4 GW wind project in Queensland aims to add a 500 MW solar farm and battery storage, seeking federal approval.

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  • “We want more batteries:” State rebate to slash costs for businesses and apartments by up to 40 pct
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    NSW Rebate Program Cuts Battery Costs for Businesses and Apartments by 40%

    2026-08-18

    New South Wales reactivates its Peak Demand Reduction Scheme, offering significant rebates on battery systems for businesses and apartments, enhancing renewable energy adoption.

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  • Solar stands up during European heatwaves as nuclear and fossil fuels stumble
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    Solar Power Surges in European Heatwaves Amid Nuclear and Fossil Fuel Challenges

    2026-08-18

    Recent analysis shows solar energy output increased significantly during heatwaves in Europe, compensating for reduced nuclear and fossil fuel generation amid rising electricity demand.

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  • Wind farm dumped from Australia’s first pumped hydro project in 40 years – due to rocky terrain
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    Genex Power Abandons Wind Farm in Queensland’s Kidston Hydro Project

    2026-08-18

    Genex Power has scrapped its wind farm plans for the Kidston project due to high costs and rocky terrain, focusing instead on battery and hydro developments.

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  • CEFC boss says funding deals for new wind and solar farms to power giant smelter still to be sorted
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    CEFC CEO Discusses Funding for Renewable Energy at Tomago Smelter

    2026-08-15

    The CEFC is finalizing funding details for transitioning Tomago smelter to renewable energy, highlighting the challenges in securing new wind and solar projects.

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  • Balcony solar or building integrated PV? The emerging options for apartment dwellers and owners
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    Balcony Solar vs. Building Integrated PV for Apartment Owners

    2026-08-15

    Explore the benefits of balcony solar and building integrated PV for apartment dwellers, addressing energy costs and winter demand challenges.

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  • Edify Energy reaches financial close on another pair of solar and battery hybrid projects
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    Edify Energy Secures Funding for Solar and Battery Hybrid Projects

    2026-08-14

    Edify Energy has closed financing for Ganymirra and Majors Creek solar projects, totaling 360 MW solar and 300 MW battery capacity, backed by $3.2 billion funding.

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  • Researchers “froth” over new solar recycling method that recovers 99 pct of silver from used panels
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    New Solar Recycling Method Recovers 99% Silver from Used Panels

    2026-08-14

    Researchers developed a method that recovers nearly all silver from end-of-life solar panels, enhancing recycling efficiency and addressing supply shortages.

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  • What five Fijian sparkies taught me about remote, off-grid solar and battery systems
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    Lessons from Fijian Electricians on Off-Grid Solar Systems

    2026-08-14

    Discover how five local electricians in Fiji transformed their skills to maintain off-grid solar systems, ensuring long-term self-sufficiency and reducing reliance on external support.

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  • “We start our gas fleet less:” Batteries cut costs and emissions, and Origin says renewables still cheapest option
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    Origin Energy: Renewables and Batteries Outperform Gas Fleet

    2026-08-14

    Origin Energy confirms renewables are the cheapest energy source, with batteries reducing costs and emissions while supporting gas peaking plants.

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  • Australia’s biggest aluminium smelter gets $2.5 billion to help transition from coal to wind and solar
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    Australia’s Largest Aluminium Smelter Secures $2.5 Billion for Renewable Transition

    2026-08-13

    Tomago Aluminium will transition from coal to renewables with a $2.5 billion government package, ensuring its operational future and supporting local jobs.

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  • Australians are still not keen on solar and battery VPPs. Is it a tariff problem, or lack of trust?
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    Why Australians Hesitate to Join Solar and Battery Virtual Power Plants

    2026-08-12

    A study reveals Australians are cautious about enrolling in VPPs due to trust issues and tariff structures, despite potential savings on energy bills.

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