Western Australia has outlined a major grid expansion to fast-track renewable energy generation.
The state says its new plan could see more than two gigawatts of new capacity unlocked before 2030.
The
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Sixteen projects secure contracts in $3.8 billion storage investment
Australia’s clean energy storage pipeline has taken another strong step forward.
The latest round of the Capacity Investment Scheme has secured more lithium-ion batteries than originally targeted and
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Trina’s Victorian BESS backed
A big battery project in Victoria’s north-east has received state government approval, bringing 1GWh of storage capacity one step closer to the grid.
The 500MW/1000MWh Kiewa Valley BESS, to be developed
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State fast-tracks first REZ using existing poles and wires
NSW has given planning approval to the Hunter-Central Coast Renewable Energy Zone.
The approval clears the way for 1 gigawatt of new network capacity through upgrades to existing distribution lines and
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Townsville to drive vanadium battery supplies
Queensland is set to host Australia’s first commercial-scale vanadium battery supply chain.
A $10 million state government investment will anchor a new electrolyte facility in Townsville.
The project,
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Lineman logic: How CPP broke 500kV ground
Stringing optical ground wire over live 500-kilovolt lines had never been done in Australia.
Australia’s transmission sector hit a new milestone recently, with the Lines team at Consolidated Power Projects
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Rewriting the rules of renewable infrastructure
In an industry defined by transitions – technological, environmental, and geopolitical – Specialised Energy Solutions (SES) is gaining a reputation not just for adapting to change, but for leading
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First electric truck hub coming
A $12.3 million Australian-first electric truck charging hub will be built in Melbourne’s freight corridor.
The facility will be created, backed by ARENA funding, to test the feasibility of electrifying
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CEFC backs $250m effort to drive carbon farming
A $250 million agriculture and carbon platform has been launched in Australia, with Rio Tinto securing a foundation offtake agreement for carbon credits.
The platform, named Meldora, has been created through
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CEFC finds coordinated grid could save $30 billion
A coordinated transmission strategy could save Australia more than $30 billion over the next 25 years while fast-tracking industrial decarbonisation in the Pilbara, according to new modelling commissioned
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