A new $115.5 million logistics precinct at the Port of Newcastle will provide critical support for NSW’s renewable energy rollout, enabling faster and more efficient delivery of large-scale wind and
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Future-proof by design: how early energy planning is paying off
As pressure increases to deliver lower-emission, future-ready infrastructure without blowing the budget, a key trend is emerging – moving from passive energy use to energy-active precincts. Smart developers
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From turbines to trust
The ballots are counted, the slogans shelved, and the conversations about Australia’s energy future are well underway.
As the mandate for clean energy firms, the real work begins – not in campaign
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Victoria raises heat pump rebate to boost local manufacturing
Victorian solar and plumbing contractors are set to benefit from a significant policy shift, with higher rebates for Australian-made heat pump hot water systems under the state’s Solar Homes program.
From
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Victoria boosting battery storage
Victoria has approved two major renewable energy projects under its Development Facilitation Program (DFP).
Beneath political fanfare, the projects mark modest but technically significant steps toward
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Battery subscriptions backed
Battery uptake has long lagged behind rooftop solar, but a new CEFC-backed subscription model could change that.
A new partnership between Enreal, smart metering provider Intellihub, and the Clean Energy
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Wind farm guidelines for bird and bat protection
Wind energy developers in Victoria will face tougher scrutiny under a new government handbook aimed at minimising risks to threatened birds and bats.
The 100-page document, released by the Department of
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First-gen wind farm enters decommissioning phase
One of Australia’s first commercial wind farms is being retired, with Pacific Blue initiating plans to decommission its 18.2 MW Codrington Wind Farm in south-west Victoria after more than 25 years of
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Council approves Cimitiere Plains solar
Tasmania’s George Town council has given planning approval to the 288 MW Cimitiere Plains solar project.
The project – to be located on cattle and sheep grazing land, a short distance away from the
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Fast track drives Victorian projects
Victoria’s fast-tracked planning program has cleared the way for more than a dozen large-scale renewable projects.
The Allan Government says 13 renewable energy projects, totalling $3.3 billion in investment,
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