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Sophie Vorrath
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Sophie is editor of
Renew Economy
and editor of its sister site,
One Step Off The Grid
. She is the co-host of the
Solar Insiders Podcast.
Sophie has been writing about clean energy for more than a decade.
Policy & Planning
Industry stunned as Australia’s longest serving energy minister resigns amid state political turmoil
Industry responds with shock and praise to the sudden resignation of Australia’s longest-serving energy minister, who has spent nearly 12 years leading Victoria’s ambitious transition to renewables.
Sophie Vorrath
Jul 30, 2026
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Renewables
Australia’s quest for ultra-low cost solar now depends on robots and drones, rather than cheaper panels
The quest for ultra-low cost solar is now far more dependent on cheaper construction methods and system integration rather than lower-priced cells and modules.
Sophie Vorrath
Jul 30, 2026
2
Policy & Planning
Uncertainty over coal closures haunts wind and solar projects, all eyes on Yallourn as exit “proof point”
Failure to set and meet firm end-dates for coal generation around Australia remains a thorn in the side of the renewables transition, industry says, hampering the investment needed to replace the fossil fuel.
Sophie Vorrath
Jul 29, 2026
11
Storage
Home battery rebates still adding 2,000 systems a day as total hurtles towards half a million installations
The Cheaper Home Batteries scheme is on track to notch up half a million installations in August, according to the latest tally, as the hugely successful federal government rebate continues to defy all expectations.
Sophie Vorrath
Jul 29, 2026
6
Policy & Planning
“Scrap the patchwork:” CEC calls for single, national community payment scheme for renewables projects
Clean Energy Council calls for a “single, legislated rate” for payments made to local governments of communities hosting wind, solar and battery projects.
Sophie Vorrath
Jul 28, 2026
3
Policy & Planning
“Disordered and delusionary thinking:” Ex-ADF chief calls out Australia’s climate hypocrisy
Australia’s addiction to fossil fuel exports is undermining the “enormous” success of the renewable energy transition and threatening national security, one of the nation’s top military experts has warned.
Sophie Vorrath
Jul 28, 2026
2
Renewables
Sunshine state sets new solar record – in the middle of winter
Queensland has set a new record for the share of solar power in its electricity mix, in the middle of winter, and a new record for battery stored energy, too.
Sophie Vorrath
Jul 27, 2026
7
Renewables
Wind project cut in half due to weak wind resource and after strong community opposition
Plans to develop a wind farm in Queensland’s Whitsunday region have been cut in half, due to a less than ideal wind resource and community cohort that is less than receptive to hosting turbines.
Sophie Vorrath
Jul 27, 2026
0
Renewables
Australia’s biggest solar-battery hybrid project locks in finance, to start construction
Ark Energy becomes the fifth developer in just one week to announce a major investment decision on a new renewable energy project in Australia – in this case, for Australia’s biggest solar-battery hybrid.
Sophie Vorrath
Jul 24, 2026
3
Policy & Planning
Small victory for big wind project navigating tough state planning laws
Plans to build a wind farm near one of country’s youngest coal plants win all-important local council approval for meteorological mast changes at project site.
Sophie Vorrath
Jul 24, 2026
1
Storage
Battery boast: Australia dodges global gas price shock with help of storage and renewables
Australian electricity market’s success in dodging latest round of global price shocks using buffer of firmed renewables rates an honourable mention in latest report from International Energy Agency.
Sophie Vorrath
Jul 23, 2026
6
Policy & Planning
CEFC names new CEO to lead federal green bank through “decisive decade” of energy transition
The federal government’s green bank has named the new CEO, to take the reins at what will be a crucial era of growth, as coal plants close and industry scrambles to meet emissions and renewables targets.
Sophie Vorrath
Jul 23, 2026
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