In a connected energy system where dispatchable sources are being replaced by flighty renewables, incumbents and backers of new technology are poring over a new source of market intelligence – because data is knowledge.
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Surging renewables will see early exit for coal: IEEFA
A report from the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis predicts some coal generators will become unviable as they are squeezed by high costs and falling revenues.
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Hero in waiting … the clean catalyst that can knock out coal
A clean source of heat has the potential to extend the lifetimes of the thermal plants that deliver stability in the grid.
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Gale force … pressure builds in the wind project pipeline
The project pipeline for wind farms around Australia is filling faster than ever before, writes Jeremy Chunn. Whether these future facilities will power the NEM or hydrogen exports, it’s clear that investors back the technology. But will the wind buildout be a breeze?
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Storage swap contract steadies revenue outlook for renewables
A new option in the energy markets offers developers a prudent hedge against volatile pricing.
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‘Storage is key … and so is thermal generation’: Wärtsilä
A joint winner of AGL’s 1,000MW battery storage tender is ready to ramp up its presence in Australia, bringing valuable learning from across the globe.
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The trouble with big targets … it’s exports versus the NEM
Leaping ahead to build massive amounts of renewables to secure green energy exports will only make the job of fixing the NEM more puzzling.
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Offshore wind and green hydrogen still expensive: Rystad
Research shows green hydrogen produced by offshore wind will struggle to be competitive.
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After 20 years, the national electricity market is on its way out … and that’s alright
The grid is in a state of flux as customers are able to choose who they buy electricity from and are able to make some of it themselves if they want to.
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Renewable energy breaks through into 2021
Things are looking up for renewable energy in 2021 after the industry defied the challenges to have a breakthrough year in 2020, writes Clean Energy Council CEO Kane Thornton.
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