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“Like a fire drill for the grid”: Rooftop solar systems to be switched off to test backstop system
Shutting off rooftop solar is considered a blunt instrument, but a necessary option as household PV increasingly dominates the daytime energy mix.Sod turned at first Hunter REZ project – a solar farm and battery at site of former coal mine
Sod turned at first major solar and battery project to connect to new REZ, at site of former coal mine, as Swedish developer adds another project to its portfolio.
Construction starts on AC-coupled battery to “unlock full potential” of operating solar farm
Construction has started on a two-hour big battery that is being coupled with an existing solar farm and will share its connection to the grid in northern Victoria.
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“Like a fire drill for the grid”: Rooftop solar systems to be switched off to test backstop system
Shutting off rooftop solar is considered a blunt instrument, but a necessary option as household PV increasingly dominates the daytime energy mix.
Sod turned at first Hunter REZ project – a solar farm and battery at site of former coal mine
Sod turned at first major solar and battery project to connect to new REZ, at site of former coal mine, as Swedish developer adds another project to its portfolio.Construction starts on AC-coupled battery to “unlock full potential” of operating solar farm
Construction has started on a two-hour big battery that is being coupled with an existing solar farm and will share its connection to the grid in northern Victoria.
“Prices have doubled”: Farmers turn to wind and solar to make fertiliser, and change dialogue about renewables
Surging cost of diesel and fertiliser has farmers turning to wind and solar to make their own products, and is changing the conversation about renewables in regions.
Grid battery next to Australia’s biggest solar farm nears completion, as PV curtailment eases
Large battery being built next to the country biggest solar project near completion, as grid curtailment eases for PV production.
A “cultural thing”: Chinese solar inverter company manager sentenced for tea bag bribe must now leave Australia
A Chinese solar energy businessman hid a $20,000 cash bribe in a gift of tea and offered it to a Commonwealth official, saying it was a “cultural thing”.
Gas pipeline giant to build second large solar farm and big battery to boost remote mine’s power reliability
Australia’s largest gas pipeline company will build a new off-grid solar and battery project, to deliver more reliable and lower cost power to copper, gold, and silver mine.
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