Canberra-based Reposit Power has been awarded the Sir William Hudson Award – the highest honour for a project awarded by Engineers Australia at a gala in Sydney recently.
Reposit Power received the
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Better visibility of renewable grid connections welcome
Energy Networks Australia has welcomed the decision to establish a register of rooftop solar and batter storage systems for the national electricity market.
According to chief executive officer Andrew
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Switching to renewable electricity could revive Australian manufacturing
Australian manufacturers could save up to 50% of their energy costs by switching to renewable electricity according to a new report released by Beyond Zero Emissions.
The Electrifying Industry report also
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JinkoSolar ranked most bankable by BNEF
JinkoSolar has announced that the company has been named the most “bankable” PV manufacturer by Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF) among 57 module brands. The rankings are based on BNEF’s global
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RIP NEG
Former energy minister Josh Frydenberg has told the ABC over the weekend that he is disappointed the energy policy he spent months formulating is now dead, and he says the Coalition’s message at the
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Long-term picture looks pretty attractive for Jinko
JinkoSolar has announced that it has supplied 275.4 MWdc of high efficiency modules to Green Light Contractors for use in the Bungala Solar Farm near Port Augusta, South Australia, which is a joint venture
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Lake Bonney Wind Farm
ARENA has announced $5 million in funding to Infigen to install a 25MW / 52MWh Tesla battery at the Lake Bonney Wind Farm in South Australia.
The $38 million project is also supported by the South Australian
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Amid blackout scare stories, remember that a grid without power cuts is impossible… and expensive
Last Friday the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) released its annual Electricity Statement of Opportunities. This was widely (and inaccurately) reported as predicting widespread blackouts.
The
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States moving forward on clean energy…
With long-term energy policy uncertain at the federal level, it’s the state and territory governments that are leading the way in Australia’s energy sector say the CEC.
Here’s a snapshot of what’s
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Just get out of our way
The Turnbull Government’s position on the NEG changed as quickly as we changed Prime Ministers this week.
It was only last week that the former PM and his Energy Minister now Deputy PM Josh Frydenberg
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