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Queensland takes its own road to a decarbonised grid
Queensland has made some interesting choice in its radical energy plan - a greater reliance on solar and storage, and transmission, and moving wind to the north.
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“Time to shine:” Queensland plans “supergrid” and world’s biggest pumped hydro
Massive pumped hydro project dubbed Battery of the North and transmission upgrade dubbed SuperGrid are highlights of Queensland's new energy plan.
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How South Australia’s energy mix has changed since state-wide blackout
South Australia's state wide blackout triggered many things - a thousand headlines and a big political slap down. Most of all, it accelerated the switch to renewables.
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Frontier sizes up contractors for solar powered green hydrogen project
Frontier Energy narrows field of contractors to work on a WA solar plant that will be used to power a proposed 36.6MW green hydrogen electrolyser.
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German steel giant tech breakthrough to steer industry away from coal
ThyssenKrupp gives green light to plan to replace blast furnaces with low-carbon technology at Germany’s largest steelmaking plant.
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Queensland ramps up renewables push with new target of 70 pct by 2032
Queensland Labor announces new state target 70% renewables by 2032 ahead of launch of state's Energy and Jobs plan. Story developing.
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Landmark battery deal in Victoria another big step towards 100 per cent renewables
New battery contract in Victoria represents a world-first deal that paves away for a national grid that is truly 100 per cent renewables.
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NSW powers ahead with the Waratah Super Battery
As closure dates of coal plants are brought forward, EnergyCo powers ahead with what will be the largest standby network battery in the Southern Hemisphere.
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Project Symphony moves step closer to two-way energy market simulation
WA signs up two new suppliers to Project Symphony, a $35.5 million trial to “orchestrate” customer resources ranging from rooftop solar to hot water systems.
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All-Energy Australia announces 2022 conference agenda
Australia’s largest clean energy event has announced the agenda for the highly-anticipated two-day event taking place this October in Melbourne.
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Hanwha Energy boosts Australian renewables strategy with $150m injection
Hanwha Energy Australia will use a new $150 million capital injection to grow its retail renewable energy business in Australia
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Two new “grid forming” batteries and an electrolyser: Victoria races to replace coal
Victoria Labor will help fund two new large-scale battery systems and a renewable hydrogen electrolyser project as part of a raft of new projects and targets for the state.
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Victoria targets 6.3GW energy storage by 2035, announces two new big batteries
Victoria announces Australia's most ambitious energy storage target, kicks it off with funding for a new big battery in the state's Murray Renewable Energy Zone.
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World’s first offshore green hydrogen electrolyser begins production
First offshore green hydrogen electrolyser produces its first batch of green hydrogen in France.
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Australian made wind turbine anchor cage secures good design award
An Australian product delivering cheaper and lower emissions anchor cages for wind turbines wins design award.
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Rooftop solar takes even bigger bite out of coal market as grid demand slumps to record low
Rooftop solar pushes the national grid down to a new low for operational demand, eating further into the traditional fossil fuel market.
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TasNetworks’ $1 million covert PR campaign for Marinus Link
Tasmanian government utility hires national network of lobbyists and PR firms to “positively influence perceptions” of proposed Marinus Link with Victoria.
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New two-hour battery joins regional grid to soak up rooftop solar
Energy Queensland installs new 4MW/8MWh grid-connected battery in state's central region, to pave the way for even more rooftop solar and a faster shift to renewables.
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Tomago Aluminium smelter seeks partners in shift to 100 pct renewables
Tomago calls for expressions of interest to collaborate in the transition of its NSW aluminium smelter from coal-fired power generation to renewables.
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Queensland coal giant unveils plans for 500MW wind farm
State-owned Stanwell Corporation unveils plans to build a 500MW wind farm, as part of a shift from coal power generation to renewables.
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