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“Playing catch-up:” Sunshot targets cheaper construction in quest for ultra-low cost solar
Arena says the pursuit of ultra-low cost solar is making “good progress” at the panel and cell level, but there’s a “long way to go” on cutting construction costs for utility-scale PV.Long lead times for syncons, gas turbines complicate energy market transition, major supplier says
Gas turbines aren’t the only large equipment with long lead times.
Why the old tradie business model won’t deliver all-electric homes | SwitchedOn Australia
All Electric Homes founder Trent Jones warns that a shortage of skilled tradies, fragmented business models and poorly designed rebates could derail Australia’s push to electrify millions of homes.
Webinar: Hard-earned lessons for BESS operators – warranties, diagnostics, and contract design
For asset owners, buyers, managers and O&M teams, the webinar will cover performance metrics, service levels, warranty-compliant operating procedures, independent data measurement, distinguishing data gaps from genuine performance breaches, and Glenn’s “Lessons Learned” checklist for a successful 20-year asset.Renewables

“Doesn’t make sense:” Australia’s biggest power generator not interested in new coal-fired power plants
AGL chief nixes the idea that the company would ever be building coal-fired power stations again, while AEMO boss hails grid reliability with new renewables and storage.
One of Australia’s oldest wind farms given new lease on life as turbines “repowered” after storm damage
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Gas networks want Victoria to stall electrification. Households and industry should hope it doesn’t oblige
As more and more Victorian households quit gas, there remain real and unresolved questions about who bears the cost of abandoned pipelines. Slamming the brakes on electrification isn’t the solution.
How do we power the data centre boom while also quitting coal? There are three options
How do we get the renewables and AI industries to work together to build out energy and digital infrastructure? There are three options, all with pros and cons.Policy & Planning

“Playing catch-up:” Sunshot targets cheaper construction in quest for ultra-low cost solar
Arena says the pursuit of ultra-low cost solar is making “good progress” at the panel and cell level, but there’s a “long way to go” on cutting construction costs for utility-scale PV.
Origin sticks by 2029 Eraring closure date, as plant runs at lower capacity factors and battles tube leaks
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The most significant structural reform to Australia’s NEM in a generation – but will financiers actually bank it?
The Electricity Services Entry Mechanism (ESEM) is the most significant structural reform to the NEM in a generation. But is it bankable?
The smart choice: How the energy transition made Australia the perfect option for this technology innovator
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