QLD expands statewide battery network with $179m investment
Queensland Premier Steven Miles has confirmed a $179 million investment to be injected into the next stages of its successful network-connected batteries program.
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Epic’s $130m battery storage initiative
South Australian energy infrastructure company, Epic Energy, is making a substantial investment of around $130 million in an independent battery storage solution.
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NSW secures major renewable energy projects
In the latest tender round of the NSW Electricity Infrastructure Roadmap, two additional renewable energy generation projects and three long-duration storage projects have secured success, consolidating
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Australia’s largest grid-forming battery approved by AGL
AGL has officially approved the final investment decision (FID) for Australia’s largest grid-forming battery, a 500MW/1000MWh facility in Liddell, New South Wales.
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Solar and salt: Another option for Australia’s green future
Keith Lovegrove, the head of the Australian Solar Thermal Energy Association, has highlighted the potential of solar thermal technology to provide Australia with a fresh avenue for renewable energy.
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Stockland and Energy Bay’s green energy collaboration
Rio approves solar for Amrun
Sungrow and HIVE extend partnership on 3 GWh energy storage project
Sungrow and HIVE Battery Developments, supported by the Clean Energy Transfer Fund (CETF), signed the strategic cooperation agreement at All Energy last month in Melbourne.
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Why it pays to research Australian solar RTOs
When choosing a training provider, the recommendation is to probe the credentials of organisations and verify that educators are up to standard, writes Gavin Dennett.
When choosing
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Vocational training reform a game changer for solar and storage in Australia
The first major overhaul to Australia’s vocational training in rooftop solar and storage in more than a decade will equip the industry for the energy needs of tomorrow, writes Gavin Dennett.
Australia’s
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