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  • “If they’re good enough for Germany…” New Zealand set to beat Australia to legalising plug-in solar
    Policy & Planning

    “If they’re good enough for Germany…” New Zealand set to beat Australia to legalising plug-in solar

    Major NZ government review finds “no good reason” for preventing Kiwis from using plug-in solar, and may make it legal within a year. Will Australia follow?
    Sophie Vorrath
    Aug 3, 2026
    1
  • “I haven’t received it:” 9-month cost review of over-budget and delayed Snowy 2.0 project runs over time
    Policy & Planning

    “I haven’t received it:” 9-month cost review of over-budget and delayed Snowy 2.0 project runs over time

    Bowen says he has yet to see new Snowy 2.0 costings, as nine-month re-assessment runs over time, and maybe even over budget.
    Giles Parkinson
    Aug 3, 2026
    12
  • “It’s time to switch it on:” How to unlock a commercial rooftop PV power station equal to 10 coal plants
    Policy & Planning

    “It’s time to switch it on:” How to unlock a commercial rooftop PV power station equal to 10 coal plants

    Months-long grid connection delays and costs that up to six times higher than originally quoted are among a bevy of barriers stopping commercial and industrial sector from going solar, new report finds.
    Sophie Vorrath
    Aug 3, 2026
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  • Green bank turns to small solar hybrids and battery retrofits in new $100 million package as mega projects stall
    Battery

    Green bank turns to small solar hybrids and battery retrofits in new $100 million package as mega projects stall

    Updated: New CEFC funding focuses on small solar hybrids and battery retrofits, which can be developed more quickly than bigger projects dependent on transmission.
    Giles Parkinson
    Aug 3, 2026
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  • Reports of offshore wind’s demise have been greatly exaggerated – but in Australia it’s still far from a sure thing
    Renewables

    Reports of offshore wind’s demise have been greatly exaggerated – but in Australia it’s still far from a sure thing

    Task of building Australia’s first offshore wind farm has the odds stacked against it. State political turmoil and looming election are increasing the degree of difficulty. Is there any hope?
    Sophie Vorrath
    Jul 31, 2026
    3
  • Industry stunned as Australia’s longest serving energy minister resigns amid state political turmoil
    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
    9
  • Australia’s quest for ultra-low cost solar now depends on robots and drones, rather than cheaper panels
    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
  • Wind project faces referral due to long distance objectors, citing impacts of a wind farm that doesn’t exist
    Renewables

    Wind project faces referral due to long distance objectors, citing impacts of a wind farm that doesn’t exist

    Public meeting called for wind project due to submissions from mostly long distance objectors, including a group citing impacts of a wind farm that does not exist.
    Giles Parkinson
    Jul 30, 2026
    2
  • Uncertainty over coal closures haunts wind and solar projects, all eyes on Yallourn as exit “proof point”
    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
  • A 600 MW wind farm has secured a long term PPA with a Queensland state utility – a first under LNP government
    Wind

    A 600 MW wind farm has secured a long term PPA with a Queensland state utility – a first under LNP government

    Queensland state owned utility signs first major PPA since election of LNP government two years ago, and one of the biggest ever signed in Australia.
    Giles Parkinson
    Jul 28, 2026
    6
  • “Disordered and delusionary thinking:” Ex-ADF chief calls out Australia’s climate hypocrisy
    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
  • Wholesale power prices plunge as renewables surge, batteries boom,  and gas hits 23-year low
    Renewables

    Wholesale power prices plunge as renewables surge, batteries boom, and gas hits 23-year low

    Wholesale electricity prices plunge as wind displaces coal, batteries push out gas and home storage softens the evening peaks and helps reshape the grid.
    Giles Parkinson
    Jul 28, 2026
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