Latest Renewables
Buildings as batteries: How basic demand response could shift 12GW of peak demand, save billions
New study finds that if one-third of commercial buildings shifted consumption from late afternoon to middle of day it would free peak capacity in the energy market of almost 12GW.
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Australian pioneer in shared rooftop solar scores big from Biden billions
Australian company specialising in shared solar is a big winner from the US government’s $7bn Solar for All program, part of a group awarded more than $A200 million to put solar on apartments.
Fortescue says green hydrogen target still on track, but Australia projects stalled by power prices
Fortescue boss says China’s roll out of wind and solar “blew his mind”, and the company is still confident it can reach its ambitious hydrogen goals.
Wind
Alinta lands powerful new partner for offshore wind project – and identifies a site near smelter
New Japanese renewables outfit signs on to plan to power Portland Aluminium Smelter with a 1GW-plus offshore wind farm in the Southern Ocean.
Denmark plans massive 10GW offshore wind tender to insure against “Putin’s black gas”
Denmark announces plans for the largest offshore wind tender in the country’s history, seeking anywhere from 6GW to 10GW across six new sites.
Biomass
ACT adds new 24 MWh battery as it expands landfill gas generation
The new battery will store power from the expanded 6.2 MW gas to energy power plant for dispatch during peak periods.
Renewable hydrogen tech that turns biomass into green molecules wins CEFC backing
Macquarie University engineered technology that converts biomass into “carbon negative” green hydrogen gets $2m investment from federal green bank.
Geothermal
New geothermal energy project comes online in UK, first in 37 years
Deep geothermal, the “sleeping giant of renewables,” is stirring again in the UK with the launch of the first new project to come online since 1986.
Geothermal powered green hydrogen proposed for WA fertiliser plant
Strike Energy reveals plans to add a 10MW renewable hydrogen electrolyser to a urea fertiliser production facility it is developing in WA’s Mid West Region.
Wave
Carnegie deploys wave powered barge concept in WA waters
Carnegie Clean Energy has deployed a demonstration of its wave powered barge concept in waters offshore from the company’s WA headquarters.
Another super fund joins green energy wave by sinking $1 billion into Quinbrook projects
Rest Super to invest $1 billion into Quinbrook projects. More than half of its members are young and are driving the fund’s shift into green investments.
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