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ARENA

AGL to trial tool to manage flexible energy loads at airport, supermarkets and warehouse
Arena announces $864,000 in funding for AGL to develop and trial a forecasting tool to help industry to supply dynamic load flexing in the network.
Jacinta Bowler

Nov 23, 2023

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Wind energy

Australia’s “second most advanced” offshore wind farm gets major boost
Flotation Energy’s 1.5GW Seadragon offshore wind project, proposed for Gippsland waters, awarded major project status by the federal government.
Jacinta Bowler

Nov 23, 2023

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Coal

Western Australia slashes “green tape” and bypasses EPA for renewable projects
W.A. paves the way to fast track the approval of renewable energy projects as it races to provide enough capacity for electrification and green industry.
Jacinta Bowler

Nov 16, 2023

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Solar

Trina Solar to supply 1.5GW of PV to Australia, Pacific Islands
China solar giant signs MoU with Japanese industrial giant to supply 1.5GW of solar modules to Australia and the Oceania region over the next five years.
Jacinta Bowler

Nov 16, 2023

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Solar

Drones used for first time to take ‘x-ray’ assessments of health of solar farms
Drone-based technique can analyse every single panel on a solar farm, rooting out faulty or damaged modules which look fine on the surface.
Jacinta Bowler

Nov 2, 2023

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Australia’s “biggest” green hydrogen project given $69m in new round of funding
Federal government tips $69.2 million into the 2.2GW Central Queensland Hydrogen Hub, described by the state government as the biggest in Australia.
Jacinta Bowler

Oct 26, 2023

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Solar

Rio Tinto seeks to repurpose old mine sites in 600MW renewables push
Rio Tinto wants to install 600MW of renewables to replace the gas it uses to extract iron ore – including old mine sites earmarked to host solar farms.
Jacinta Bowler

Oct 20, 2023

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Coal

Yallourn coal plant workers given option to transition to offshore wind industry
EnergyAustralia announces plans to help coal plant workers transition from jobs at its Yallourn power station to the Elanora Offshore wind farm.
Jacinta Bowler

Oct 19, 2023

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Research Groups, Institutes and Universities

CSIRO says “curtain of ceramic particles” could finally unleash solar thermal technology
CSIRO says a “curtain” of falling ceramic particles may deliver the extreme heat needed to deliver the low cost “solar battery” long promised by CST technologies.
Jacinta Bowler

Oct 19, 2023

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Renewables

Tasmania renewable start-up plans state’s biggest solar farm and 3.5GW of offshore wind
New renewables company launches in Tasmania with plans for the state’s biggest solar farm, and an eye on offshore wind projects.
Jacinta Bowler

Oct 6, 2023

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