Australia’s first co-located wind and solar farm Gullen Solar Farm has officially been launched by Beijing Jingneng Clean Energy (BJCE). Located in the NSW Southern Tablelands, the 28-hectare solar farm
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Clean energy crunch time … where are the workers to build $10bn in solar and wind projects?
It’s going to be a record year for solar PV and wind projects in Australia, but do we have enough skilled workers to get us over the line? EcoGeneration looks for signs of stress
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Industry roundtable: Primed for pumped hydro
EcoGeneration asks a panel of experts how pumped hydro energy storage can reshape the NEM and set Australia on track for a clean energy future.
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South Australia plans 250MW, 50,000-home solar-and-storage virtual power plant … for free
The South Australian Government is planning to build the world's largest virtual power plant, drawing on solar PV and storage systems installed free in at least 50,000 homes.
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Solar PV training … where credentials count
The solar installation industry has never been this busy. As the technology becomes more complex and battery inquiries increase, the training sector is working hard to keep up.
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SA trial shows the ups and downs of batteries
A trial of a virtual power plant by SA Power Networks has shown the possibilities and limitations of storage on residential solar PV systems, as distribution networks prepare for the challenge of rising renewables.
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Demand response voltage solution keeps the power on
A Victorian trial is taking a different approach to managing demand during peak events, writes Steven Neave of Electricity Networks.
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Stored energy is a shared solution
Australian innovation is leading the path to a cleaner future, writes Ecoult CEO John Wood.
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Green light for 150MW, $650m SA solar thermal ‘tower of power’
SolarReserve has received development approval for its Aurora Solar Energy Project, a key milestone required to build the landmark 150MW solar thermal power station 30km north of Port Augusta.
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Renewable energy winning the price war
The tide has turned in favour of clean energy as an economically rational choice and all we can hope for is that government policy catches on to the logic, writes Natalie Collard.
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