Wind

Renewables

“A slam dunk:” Rio Tinto gets $2 billion lifeline to shift massive smelter from costly coal to firm renewables
Giant aluminium smelter will be among first in world to be powered by wind and solar after Rio Tinto landed $2 billion lifeline from federal and state governments,
Sophie Vorrath

Mar 25, 2026

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Renewables

Off with the blades: Pioneering community-owned wind farm has first major component repair
Australia’s first community owned wind farm has blades and rotor removed to undergo its first major component repair.
Joshua S Hill

Mar 25, 2026

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Fire at wind farm claims lives of workers inspecting turbine tower
Reports claim three workers have died at a 20-year-old wind farm in South Korea after a turbine they were inspecting caught fire.
Joshua S Hill

Mar 24, 2026

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Renewables

Underground cables, turbine parts: Fresh construction milestones for WA’s largest wind farm
Construction of one of Western Australia’s best performing wind farms continues to hit new milestones on its way to becoming the state’s largest.
Joshua S Hill

Mar 24, 2026

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Commentary

Trump’s latest bid to snuff out offshore wind: Pay firms not to build it
US administration will pay TotalEnergies $1 billion to end its offshore wind leases and invest in LNG exports. Critics say the move could make energy even more expensive.
Maria Galluci

Mar 24, 2026

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Policy & Planning

State backs up wind contracting blitz with boost to local turbine tower manufacturing
Government pledges $2 million towards local industrial outfits bid to establish state’s first domestic manufacturing capability for wind tower anchor cages.
Joshua S Hill

Mar 23, 2026

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Renewables

“Massive step:” State inks deals to deliver more than 1 GW of new wind power ahead of mass coal exodus
State government locks in delivery of more than a gigawatt of new wind generation capacity, signing contracts with three projects that will generate more power than the outgoing coal plants.
Sophie Vorrath

Mar 23, 2026

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Renewables

Can Australia make its own wind turbine parts? Global giant suggests it might be at the whim of federal LNP
CEO of global wind giant says bipartisan agreement needed if local manufacturing is to be considered for Australia.
Sophie Vorrath

Mar 20, 2026

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Policy & Planning

State launches $200 million fund to “co-invest” in remote renewable and battery projects
State sounds out proposals for renewable energy generation and battery storage projects that could be developed with the backing of a new $200 million public fund.
Joshua S Hill

Mar 20, 2026

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Policy & Planning

More wind and batteries raise hopes for electricity bill cuts, but fossil fuel woes could still bite
AER flags cut in cost of electricity for households and businesses across the NEM, as wholesale power prices get the benefit of more wind and big batteries.
Sophie Vorrath

Mar 19, 2026

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Renewables

Troubled offshore wind farm completes construction in US – first to do so since Trump’s return to power
Two offshore wind farms being built in US waters have marked huge milestones, with one completing construction and another sending first power to the grid.
Joshua S Hill

Mar 18, 2026

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Commentary

Reversion to the mean: Corporate PPA market cools, but still packs a punch
After a record 2024 in which the corporate PPA market hit a new peak breaking through 3 GW for the first time, 2025 saw something of a “reversion to the mean.”
Chris Briggs

Mar 18, 2026

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