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  • Plans for Australia’s biggest wind farm scaled back, with solar and big battery added to create huge hybrid
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    Australia’s Largest Wind Farm Plans Revised with Solar and Battery Integration

    2026-06-16

    Australia’s biggest wind farm plans have been revised to include solar and battery systems, creating a hybrid energy hub in Queensland.

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  • Income cap for rooftop solar rebate lowered as scheme clears major new milestone
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    Victoria Lowers Income Cap for Rooftop Solar Rebates

    2026-06-16

    Victoria reduces income eligibility cap for rooftop solar and hot water rebates to $150,000, targeting households facing cost of living pressures.

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  • Hotly contested electricity pricing reform “not about protecting networks,” says AEMC chair
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    AEMC Chair Discusses Electricity Pricing Reforms and Consumer Interests

    2026-06-12

    AEMC Chair Anna Collyer addresses electricity pricing reforms, emphasizing consumer interests and the need for fair network cost distribution.

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  • Home battery installations reach the 430,000 mark, but get smaller as new settings do their job
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    Home Battery Installations Surpass 430,000, Average Size Decreases

    2026-06-12

    Home battery installations have exceeded 430,000 due to new federal rebate rules, leading to smaller average system sizes and sustained demand.

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  • Two Telstra-contracted solar farms power up in two separate states
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    Two New Solar Farms Commissioned for Telstra in Australia

    2026-06-12

    Naturgy has launched two solar PV plants in New South Wales and Queensland, supplying renewable energy to Telstra with a combined capacity of 360 MW.

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  • “We cannot compete:” Why global inverter giant quit Australia’s home solar market
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    SMA Group Exits Australia’s Solar Market Amid Chinese Competition

    2026-06-12

    SMA Group’s CEO reveals the company’s exit from Australia’s home solar market due to inability to compete with Chinese rivals, despite strong utility-scale presence.

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  • Solar is already creating the fastest shift in electricity generation in history – and it is still accelerating
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    Solar Power: The Fastest Shift in Electricity Generation History

    2026-06-12

    Solar energy is rapidly transforming electricity generation, with costs dropping and deployment accelerating, outpacing traditional energy sources like coal and gas.

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  • Malaysia giant buys solar and battery project in coal country, with eye on data centres
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    Gamuda Renewables Acquires Major Solar Project in Victoria for Data Centre Expansion

    2026-06-11

    Gamuda Renewables has purchased a significant solar and battery project in Victoria, aiming to power a co-located data centre and enhance renewable energy capacity.

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  • Long-distance renewable opponents force solar and battery hybrid project to go to independent panel
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    Opposition Forces Solar Hybrid Project to Independent Panel Review

    2026-06-11

    Nearly 100 anti-renewable submissions have led to the referral of a solar and battery hybrid project to the NSW Independent Planning Commission.

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  • Australia is leading the world on PV generation, but risks losing its seat at the global solar table
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    Australia’s Solar Leadership at Risk Amid Global Collaboration Challenges

    2026-06-10

    Australia leads in solar energy but risks losing global influence without continued participation in key international programs.

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  • Network tariffs blamed for failure of warehouses and businesses to follow household lead on rooftop solar
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    Network Tariffs Hinder Commercial Rooftop Solar Adoption

    2026-06-10

    Commercial buildings lag in rooftop solar adoption due to network tariffs and complex challenges, despite significant potential for energy generation.

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  • Solar projects to be hit by big increase in costs due to new Australian anti-dumping decision
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    Australian Tariffs Raise Costs for Solar Projects

    2026-06-09

    New tariffs on imported steel threaten to increase costs for Australian solar projects, impacting renewable energy targets and investment confidence.

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