Proposed rule change aims to monetize consumer energy resources like solar panels and electric vehicles, providing greater visibility and empowering consumers to reduce energy costs and support the grid.
Harnessing the Northern Territory’s sunshine through solar energy could create sustainable jobs, reduce living costs, and establish a clean industrial base.
A new accreditation body has been established and approved by the Clean Energy Regulator (CER) as the new accreditation scheme
Neoen secures $1.1 billion in debt financing for Australian renewable energy assets, including its first four-hour battery in Western Australia.
GenOffGrid, an off-grid solar and battery developer, relocates to Darwin with a $3 million loan, creating 20 jobs and contributing $122 million to the Northern Territory’s economy.
New research from CSIRO tracks a decade of developments in silicon photovoltaics, and discusses the future of the industry. A
Nexa’s Stephanie Bashir discusses reshaping the grid around consumer energy as solar tariffs decline and PV sets records.
Meyer Burger to close German solar panel production due to market distortion and favorable conditions in the U.S., citing China’s overcapacity and trade restrictions.
Rio Tinto secures contracts for Australia’s largest wind and solar farms, but seeks government support for dispatchable power to ensure competitiveness of its manufacturing assets.
Rooftop solar capacity in Australia is projected to reach staggering levels, potentially exceeding typical average electricity demand, driven by factors like long-lasting solar panels, battery storage, manageable distribution, and increasing system sizes.
Western Australia’s power grid sets new demand record during extreme heatwave, with temperatures reaching 49.9°C.