Approval granted for Yanco Delta wind farm
The Federal Government has approved the Yanco Delta wind farm project, marking another step towards establishing Australia as a renewable energy superpower.
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Fuel to renewable: Stanwell’s smooth sailing
The Australian state of Queensland is looking toward a brighter future — a future of clean energy, as Stanwell blazes a trail towards hydrogen with its global-scale Central Queensland Hydrogen Project.
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What’s instore for 2024?
After a year of very significant policy shifts and growing support for the industry, Clean Energy Council Chief Executive Kane Thornton looks back over another big, albeit mixed year, and ahead to what
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Walcha Energy acquired by Origin
Origin Energy has expanded its renewable energy portfolio by acquiring Walcha Energy, a developer with projects totalling a combined capacity exceeding 1300 megawatts (MW).
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QLD’s Wambo Wind Farm set to double in size
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Rio Tinto inks Australia’s largest renewable energy deal
Rio Tinto, one of the world’s biggest mining companies, has inked Australia’s largest renewable power purchase agreement (PPA) to date.
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Solar Nerds unveils key trends and winners in Australia’s solar industry for 2023
Solar Nerds, Australia’s leading solar industry research organisation, has released its annual summary, identifying industry leaders and trends in 2023.
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Equinix officially unveils 1MW rooftop solar system in Melbourne
Australia’s grids have welcomed another megawatt (MW) of clean energy as Equinix, a global digital infrastructure company, added a new rooftop solar system at its ME1 International Business Exchange data centre in Melbourne.
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University unveils recyclable water batteries
Researchers at RMIT University, along with global industry collaborators, have developed recyclable “water batteries” that address safety concerns associated with traditional lithium-ion batteries.
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Zero-emission buses to hit the roads in QLD
Queensland is planning to make public transport greener by procuring over 400 locally manufactured zero-emission buses.
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