AEMO says energy market reliability standards can be met, but more work is needed.
The Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) has warned that reliability standards hinge on projects being delivered on
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VicGrid locks in six REZs and offshore wind corridor
Victoria has unveiled its first long-term transmission strategy, outlining how renewable energy zones and grid upgrades will underpin the state’s shift away from coal-fired power.
The 2025 Victorian
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Jackie Trad named Clean Energy Council CEO
Jackie Trad has been appointed Chief Executive Officer of the Clean Energy Council (CEC), taking the reins at a critical time for Australia’s renewable energy sector.
Trad, a former Deputy Premier and
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Rooftop solar supplies 11% of Victoria’s grid
Victoria’s appetite for rooftop solar is reshaping the state’s energy mix, with panels now producing almost 11 per cent of total electricity demand.
Rooftop solar is making a record contribution in
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Industry warns policy certainty key to AI-era energy demands
Industry experts say Australia’s clean energy build-out must accelerate to keep pace with the demands of emerging technology sectors such as artificial intelligence.
Discussions have been held at a high-level
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Battery installations surge under new rebate scheme
More than 19,000 solar batteries were installed in July under the expanded Small-scale Renewable Energy Scheme (SRES).
The Clean Energy Regulator (CER) has confirmed a strong start to the solar battery
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Batteries could be paid to block solar curtailment
The Clean Energy Council (CEC) wants to pay grid-scale batteries to absorb excess solar generation during low-demand periods.
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AEMC shelves plans for inertia spot market
Australia’s energy market rule-maker has decided against introducing a real-time market for inertia, citing insufficient near-term benefits and high implementation costs.
In a draft determination released
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Next steps on energy guarantee scheme
The Australian Government has launched a new round of consultation on its Guarantee of Origin (GO) scheme, which will certify the use of renewable energy and track emissions from low-carbon products.
The
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Sydney seeks all-electric building mandate
The City of Sydney will require all new residential buildings to be fully electric from 1 January 2026, with similar rules for large commercial buildings and hotels in 2027.
Under the first stage, electric
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