The largest solar farm in NSW officially opened on 16 March, 2023, with Minister for Climate Change and Energy Chris Bowen onsite to cut the ribbon at the New England Solar project.
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Australia’s first commercial-scale green hydrogen project unveiled
Australia’s first commercial-scale green hydrogen project is set to commence production in late 2024 following the recent acquisition of Northam Solar Farm in Western Australia by Infinite Green
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Plumbers upskilling as demand for energy-efficient hot water booms
The Victorian Government is embarking on a program to upskill the state’s plumbing industry to meet the growing demand for household energy-efficient heat pumps and solar hot water systems.
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Does a smart home need a supply upgrade?
Considering whether to upgrade a consumer main is a tricky question becoming more common as households embrace electrification, writes Michael Shaughnessy, technical program specialist at the
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How electric vehicles can drive down your budget
Electric vehicles are the future on Australia’s path to net-zero emissions, and they can also help make significant cost-of-living savings today, writes Carola Jones, CEO of EV charging solution
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Breaking down silos and elevating experts to reach net zero
The role of Australian business in reaching net-zero targets must utilise existing internal expertise in strategic company decisions, writes Darin Fox, chief research officer and principal consultant
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Homegrown solar tile changing rooftop landscape
Local company Volt is bringing to Australia the world’s first solar tile that can generate the equivalent energy as a standard solar panel, writes Chris Ryan.
An electrician by trade,
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International Women’s Day: Striving for equality in the energy sector
International Women’s Day is on 8 March, 2023, with a global theme of innovation and technology for gender equality. Lisa Balk, Australian sales director at GridBeyond, writes that women’s
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Holistic data solutions in the transition to clean energy
Maximising the efficiency of existing grid infrastructure through data is essential as Australia transitions to renewable energy, writes Jack Curtis, chief commercial officer at electric utility
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Supporting hydrogen to reach its potential
Despite the hype for hydrogen as a green alternative to gas, there are still challenges relating to its role in the race to net-zero emissions, writes Jackson Allen, counsel at international law
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