Following a sold-out inaugural event in 2024, Australia’s foremost gathering of Women in Energy & Renewables returns with exciting new speakers, all new content, engaging new formats, and more opportunities
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Conspiracy thinking fuels EV misinformation
A University of Queensland-led study has found Australians are increasingly susceptible to misinformation about electric vehicles (EVs), with conspiracy thinking – not education – emerging as the key
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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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Offshore wind expands with Bunbury feasibility
Western Australia’s offshore wind industry is set to accelerate, with new feasibility decisions paving the way for up to 1.5 gigawatts (GW) of clean energy generation from projects off the coast of Bunbury.
The
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Students sought for future grid
AEMO is getting ready for full renewables.
Australia’s energy transition is “well underway” and happening “at pace”, with the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) preparing the grid for moments
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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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