Approval of Hunter Valley Solar Project
Controversial solar and battery project in Hunter Valley approved by NSW IPC, with conditions, aiming to convert coal mine into renewable energy precinct.
Controversial solar and battery project in Hunter Valley approved by NSW IPC, with conditions, aiming to convert coal mine into renewable energy precinct.
Fortescue’s 644MW solar hub in Pilbara aims for ‘real zero’ emissions by 2030, bypassing state approvals and awaiting federal review. Plans include battery storage and wind projects.
Australia aims for $20/MWh solar with robotics and AI advancements, boosting renewable energy grid and green hydrogen ambitions. Arena leads with innovative projects and funding.
Federal rebate requires VPP participation, but data shows low consumer interest. Challenges and opportunities in the Australian energy market revealed.
Australian innovator 5B’s Maverick solar technology receives $46 million Sunshot grant to scale up production, reduce costs by 25%, and secure large orders for off-grid projects.
Octopus Australia’s Blind Creek project, with 300MW solar and 243MW battery storage, aims to shift solar generation to evening peaks for higher returns and grid stability.
China installs 36 GW of rooftop solar PV in Q1 2025, aiming to meet new policy deadlines. The surge in rooftop PV installations driven by new guidelines to encourage self-consumption.
A $312 million Summerville solar farm in NSW wins state approval, featuring a 90MW solar farm and 360MWh battery, awaiting federal decision.
Tindo Solar’s 410W Karra panel excels in power output, surpassing ratings and leading in Choice’s expert review. Australian-made excellence shines in rooftop solar technology.
Engie cancels 100MW solar farm in Yass due to visual concerns, considering smaller battery project instead. Community engagement and future planning implications discussed.
Longi introduces EcoLife series with HBC technology, 27.3% cell efficiency, 25% module efficiency, and 510W output. Features high durability and 30-year warranty.
South Australian electrician fined $3,500 for falsely claiming to install 62 rooftop solar systems under national rebate scheme, facing legal consequences and damage to reputation.