Despite covid-19, Australia’s grid is strong enough to accommodate up to 75% renewables by 2025, says GlobalData analysis.
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In search of battery-grade silicon
Battery-grade silicon is expensive and expansive – but we are getting there, writes Dr Mahdokht Shaibani.
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Western Australia, the state that stands behind stand-alone systems
Western Australia is leading the way when it comes to replacing expensive networks with stand-alone systems that rely on solar and battery storage. EcoGeneration speaks to Western Power SPS project manager Margot Hammond about managing a mighty transition.
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Pressure builds on lithium-ion
Lithium-ion storage technology is mature and safe – but things will always go wrong when production is running at full tilt and standards slip, writes Geoff Edwards.
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RayGen focuses its energies on vast storage potential
A new form of storage is preparing to prove itself with a 50MWh trial in Victoria – followed, it hopes, by a 1GWh monster project.
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CEC report looks back on 2019 … a record year for renewables
Although 2020 is looking to be a tough year for the renewable energy sector, no thanks to the global covid-19 pandemic, the Clean Energy Council’s annual round-up of data for the industry has shown that 2019 was a standout.
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West Australia’s five-year roadmap lights the way for PV and battery storage
The plan will accelerate the integration of distributed energy resources – solar and battery storage – into the South-West Interconnected System.
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Northern Territory stimulus backs PV and storage
The territory's Household and Business Battery Scheme has an initial budget for $800,000 or 130 batteries.
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How should we think about a hydrogen economy?
It’s all very well to decarbonise the electricity sector but a zealous pursuit of hydrogen might be disproportionate to requirements, write Graham Palmer and Josh Floyd.
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Genex signs 30-year storage offtake agreement with EnergyAustralia
The 30-year agreement includes a 10-year initial term and two subsequent 10-year options.
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