Grid constraints are symptoms of an energy system in transition, say analysts. A balancing act of new supply and transmission will see bumps along the way.
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AEMC opens the door to welcome battery-owners as grid participants
The AEMC has proposed a rule change that could ease the way for owners of battery storage to participate in the energy market.
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The 750kWh energy solution you wooden expect
A sawmill is looking to solve a waste problem and cut costs by branching out into the export, energy and biochar markets.
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The rocky road for LGCs to 2030 and beyond
Could there be a second life for Large-scale Generation Certificates once the Renewable Energy Target scheme matures?
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Safe steps… while industry waits for renewable infrastructure, LPG offers a low-carbon option
In comparison to natural gas, LPG has a low carbon to hydrogen ratio, which means it produces smaller quantities of carbon dioxide per unit of heat generated when burnt.
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Curbing energy costs … easy steps for manufacturers and other industries
Lowering business costs can be as easy as cutting back on energy usage, but it can also pay to find an energy provider that will help a customer attain its efficiency goals.
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The rule-maker … the AEMC’s Ben Barr adds consumers to the mix
Australian Energy Market Commission CEO Ben Barr knows you can’t please all the people all the time – but someone has to write the rule book.
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Check your mirrors: 3 things rooftop solar can teach us about Australia’s electric car rollout
Australia’s world-leading rollout of rooftop solar power systems offers a guide to help navigate the transition to EVs.
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Flexible friends … how heavy industry can accelerate renewables
The hungriest energy users can play a big role in balancing tomorrow’s grid – if they are prepared to be flexible.
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US must declare war on climate for energy transition to accelerate
To lead by example, the United States should declare war on the inefficient use of dirty energy, US-based Australian entrepreneurs Danny Kennedy and Saul Griffith told a Spark Club event.
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