Clean Energy Council CEO Kane Thornton expressed concern over reports the Turnbull Government is considering stepping away from the Clean Energy Target.
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Ararat wind farm and Flow Power sign 50MW corporate Power Purchase Agreement, Australia’s first
Australia’s first ever large-scale renewable corporate Power Purchase Agreement has been signed between Flow Power and Australia’s third largest wind farm, Ararat Wind Farm.
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GE unveils its largest onshore wind turbine
GE Renewable Energy has unveiled its new 4.8–158 onshore wind turbine, its largest high-efficiency turbine to date.
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Monash Uni’s solar thermal solution
Monash University’s large-scale solar thermal district heating system has hit its target, writes Simon Witts.
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Shopping centres wake to the logic of solar PV embedded energy solutions
ReNu Energy CEO Chris Murray describes how his team is helping shopping centre tenants share the benefits of rooftop solar systems using behind-the-meter billing arrangements.
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Commercial instinct keeps this Queensland installer connecting businesses with solar energy
Glen Bulled has done plenty of residential in his time but it’s the complexity of large systems that keeps him busy connecting south-east Queensland to clean energy.
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The day Australia was put on blackout alert
The only way the AEMO could be blunter in its report on the state of our electricity system would be to stick a neon sign on top of its Melbourne head office saying “The market has failed”.
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Energy innovation solutions will power the people towards greater reliance on renewables: CEC
A wave of new energy innovation will give greater control to electricity consumers and provides hope that power price relief for Australia’s homes and businesses is in sight, the Clean Energy Council said today.
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Industry partners sign on for trial of deX renewable energy trading platform
Thirty-seven industry partners will support the rollout of the decentralised energy exchange (deX), a software platform that will allow consumers who store their own renewable energy through home batteries to sell their excess electricity back to the grid.
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The street that’s breaking away from the pack … trading renewable energy in the Melbourne suburbs
A mini-grid project in suburban Melbourne is testing the possibilities of energy independence and consumers’ appetite for change, writes Alistair Parker.
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