The Clean Energy Council awards for innovation and community services presented at the Australian Clean Energy Summit in Sydney highlighted the best of class in an industry that's had to battle its way through some dark times.
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‘We need to put our skates on’: Aurecon on the grid challenge
The role of the grid is changing and the way that change is managed will ensure whether or not the rollout of renewables will be easy, says Dr Alex Wonhas of engineering and consulting company Aurecon.
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Snowy 2.0 is no pipe dream
Snowy Hydro Limited says a feasibility study into its Snowy 2.0 pumped hydro project is in full swing.
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2GW of ‘strong, consistent’ wind power close at hand: Offshore Energy chief
Offshore Energy managing director Andy Evans gives EcoGeneration a quick profile of what he hopes will be Australia's first offshore wind farm.
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2GW wind farm proposed off Gippsland coast
Victorian-based developer Offshore Energy is planning the development of Australia’s first offshore wind farm off the coast of Gippsland, eastern Victoria.
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Panel: What Australia can teach New York (and vice versa)
Energy Networks Australia’s Welcome to the Grid Edge seminar in Sydney in May included a panel discussion about the possible opportunities which lie in wait for consumers as the electricity grid is transformed into a multi-purpose, peer-to-peer market that also serves generators and distributors.
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2016 a record year for clean energy: CEC report
A record share of Australia’s electricity came from renewable energy in 2016, according to a report by the Clean Energy Council.
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Solar car park puts students in the shade
A university car park in south-east Queensland is making itself twice as useful to the academic community after its conversion to a 1.1MW solar plant.
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We want our grid back … the case to renationalise the NEM
Privatisation of swathes of the electricity grid have caused the market to distort and buckle to breaking point, a new paper finds. For prices to fall to acceptable levels and renewable energy generation to gain traction, the NEM needs to be renationalised. Jeremy Chunn reports.
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Connecting Australia with its renewable future
As the clean energy transition gets underway the nation’s grid operators are preparing for high penetration renewables in a secure, affordable electricity system, writes Energy Networks Australia CEO John Bradley.
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