Kennedy solar-wind-battery project stuck in connection doldrums
World leading wind, solar and Tesla battery project was built months ago, but has still not been connected to the grid or energised.
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Gannawarra battery-integrated solar farm – Australia’s largest – officially opened
Official opening of Gannawarra solar and storage project, whose 60MW of PV and 25MW/50MWh Tesla battery has already provided “invaluable” services to Victorian grid.
AGL cans bid for Vocus Group, but still on lookout for telco purchases
AGL withdraws $3 billion bid for Vocus Group, citing uncertainty over the value of the deal, but will continue to seek opportunities to integrate data and energy services.
Hyundai advances in-wheel motor technology for electric vehicles
Hyundai unveils plans to commercialise in-wheel motor technology, that allows for better turning capabilities and improved vehicle efficiency.
South Australia’s stunning aim to be “net” 100 per cent renewables by 2030
South Australia Liberal government says it expects state will be “net” 100 per cent renewables by 2030, heralding the most dramatic shift towards wind and solar and storage technologies of any major grid in the world.
Enel and contractor strike deal over cost over-runs at Victoria solar farm
Australian contractor secures deal with Total Eren that protects its capital, if not its margins, on potential cost blow outs at the Cohuna solar farm in Victoria.
Why storage is key to NSW government plans, in race to clean energy
NSW government to use money collected through consumer electricity bills to help bring new, large-scale generation and storage capacity into its changing grid.
Sungrow to Demonstrate Latest Update of ESS Solutions Portfolio at AES 2019
Sungrow demonstrated the latest updates to its Energy Storage System ("ESS") family at Australian Energy Storage 2019 in Sydney, Australia.
Batteries the winner, as 5-minute rule promises to end gas market gaming
Consultation begins on AEMC 5-minute settlement rule – the 2021 change to market settings experts say will end current gaming by gas generators.
An easy-breezy idea for the Minister for Emissions Reduction
If Angus Taylor wants to cut emissions, boost regional economies and build a stable electricity grid, he might have to accept that the answer to all three is blowing in the wind.