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Equis founders extend winning formula to new “highly focused” Australian renewables outfit
Renewable energy developer launches new, wholly owned subsidiary that will continue to progress its 2.5 gigawatt portfolio of big batteries and wind farms across Australia.
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Big battery seals lifetime service deal as it sizes up to meet market and regulatory demands
Big battery signs 20-year service deal to meet its market and regulatory obligations, including the requirements of federal Labor's Capacity Investment Scheme.
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As Australia votes for landmark UN climate resolution, Coalition urges fossil industry to “bare its knuckles”
The climate wars are back: On one side of politics there is no sign they will act on the science, or even sound economics. The shadow boxing is done with. Now it's a pitched battle.
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Miners, microgrids, EVs and other loads: New inverter technologies take battery storage to new markets
Chinese power giant Sungrow unveils a series of new storage and micro-grid technologies, including a scaled up battery product that can deliver 1 GWh in 12 days.
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How Australia’s most advanced renewables state has dropped the ball on the gas network death spiral
Regulator warns that the complete lack of policies to guide this state's customer transition away from gas is creating uncertainty that could drive up costs to consumers.
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Largest solar-battery financing deal just the tip of the iceberg, as bankers pile into fashionable hybrids
First of its kind financing platform has room for more giant solar and battery hybrids, now the most readily accessible tech for big energy users wanting to clean up.
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When the grid and home batteries teach consumers to withdraw from the market
If consumers use batteries mainly to reduce exposure, what does that mean for a grid that increasingly needs flexible participation?
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Farmer seeks solar: Queensland developer says PV plans will help rejuvenate barren land
A Queensland company is proposing a small solar-battery, with sheep grazing under the panels, saying the landowner wants to use land too barren to farm.
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SwitchedOn podcast: Consumer energy devices aren’t talking to each other – and it’s a problem
Australia is betting on millions of household energy devices to help run the grid, but what happens if they can’t properly talk to each other?
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Miners are burning a lot more diesel than four years ago, just for same amounts of now hard-to-get coal
The mining industry is burning even more diesel for the same amount of production as they have to dig digger for hard to cut coal, and lack of action on electric options.
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Revamped Gippsland wind project wins state approval, but still to win over some near neighbours
Gippsland wind project gains planning permit, but still has to win over neighbours who brought down the first iteration.
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Community shocked as Australia’s most advanced renewable state moves to end fracking ban
A government's move to end a 10-year moratorium on fracking in a sensitive coastal region will put farm land and water systems at risk, opponents say.
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Big batteries took a bite out of gas generators’ evening peak party, then they ate the whole dinner
The growth of battery storage in evening peaks has been stunning, and in the last ew months has completely pushed out gas generators in the Sunshine state.
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NSW fast tracks $60m to win over local communities, years before first poles erected in new renewable zone
NSW fast-tracks $60 million in community funds to help head off community concerns about the state's potentially biggest renewable energy zone.
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Australia’s growing throng of solar panels, home batteries and electric cars to be managed by new regulator
Australia's growing throng of solar panels, batteries and electric cars will be managed by a new regulator in a multimillion-dollar budget commitment welcomed by investment and climate groups.
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A “keep out” sign for investment: Alarm bell sounds over new retrospective tax on renewables
Industry says retrospective tax on renewables announced in budget could deter foreign investment when it's needed most.
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Diesel backup gensets are big winners from the data centre boom. Our cities would be better off with batteries
One of the segments flowing rivers of gold from the data centre boom is backup diesel gensets. Our major cities could be awash with them. But batteries provide a better solution.
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Bizarre planning rules that force new home owners to pay for gas connections, whether they want it or not
The bizarre planning rules that make fossil gas connections a default for new homes, and add costs in a state that leads the world in rooftop PV and home batteries.
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Energy Insiders Podcast: Budget’s fossil fail, and how to fix the CIS
Tim Buckley from Climate and Energy Finance joins to discuss the good, bad and the ugly from the federal budget, how to fix the Capacity Investment Scheme, and other news.
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Developer of Australia’s most powerful battery gets green light for new four-hour project
Plans to construct a 400 megawatt, four-hour battery between two solar farms in north-east Victoria have been waved through the federal EPBC queue.
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