As part of the ACT Government’s push towards its “100% Renewables” target, we’ve seen commercial and construction activity underway in various locations across NSW, VIC and SA in recent times.
Today I wanted to flag, by use of our NEM-Review historical analysis package, how Ararat Wind Farm has commenced generation on 19th August. As highlighted in the following snapshot, it’s output is still understandably small (in relation to the total wind production in the state), but we will watch with interest as it ramps up:
Source: Watt Clarity. Reproduced with permission.
Tasmania's state owned energy utility signs off take deal for what will be the state's…
CSIRO says its innovative, potentially lower cost green hydrogen technology has completed 1,000 hours of…
Long duration vanadium storage technology being trialled in Kununurra, it could be rolled out across…
Energy expert Gabrielle Kuiper on getting the best out of distributed energy resources in the…
Australian households could lower their bills by over two thirds if they fully electrify their…
Updated: Blackout featured prominently in media headlines this week, but not on the grid. But…