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  • Fifteen big battery projects named winners of massive CIS storage tender, nearly half of them in Queensland
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    Fifteen big battery projects named winners of massive CIS storage tender, nearly half of them in Queensland

    Fifteen big battery projects, almost all with four hours of storage and nearly half of them destined for Queensland, named as winners in latest Capacity Investment Scheme tender – a storage-only affair.
    Sophie Vorrath
    Jun 24, 2026
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  • “Banger of a highlight:” Home batteries flatten solar duck, pave way for coal exit on Australia’s biggest isolated grid
    Policy & Planning

    “Banger of a highlight:” Home batteries flatten solar duck, pave way for coal exit on Australia’s biggest isolated grid

    AEMO says the outlook for Western Australia’s main electricity grid has improved since last year, thanks in part to the impact home batteries are having on peak and minimum demand.
    Sophie Vorrath
    Jun 23, 2026
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  • “Great green incinerator:” Hanson channels Rinehart attacks on wind and solar, but it’s not all it seems
    Renewables

    “Great green incinerator:” Hanson channels Rinehart attacks on wind and solar, but it’s not all it seems

    Gina Rinehart and her political protege Pauline Hanson launch new attack on wind and solar, and take swipes at Andrew Forrest, but investment choices can trump ideology.
    Giles Parkinson
    Jun 19, 2026
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  • Auditor-general slams management of Snowy 2.0 as more delays loom and project costs blow out
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    Auditor-general slams management of Snowy 2.0 as more delays loom and project costs blow out

    Attorney-general report highlights board and management failings in the blown out Snowy 2.0 project, and points to yet more delays.
    Giles Parkinson
    Jun 19, 2026
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  • “Too complex, too hard, too often unfair:” Plan to reform electricity pricing backs contentious tariff changes
    Policy & Planning

    “Too complex, too hard, too often unfair:” Plan to reform electricity pricing backs contentious tariff changes

    AEMC pushes ahead with a hotly contested recommendation to reform how network costs are recovered from customers, while opting to put dodgy retailer behaviour to the sunlight test, rather than banning it.
    Sophie Vorrath
    Jun 18, 2026
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  • Investors still “largely downbeat” about renewables, as policy and fossil risks overshadow rewards
    Renewables

    Investors still “largely downbeat” about renewables, as policy and fossil risks overshadow rewards

    Headline policy reform has not translated into improved investment conditions for renewables in Australia, a new survey has found, with 20% saying things have got worse.
    Sophie Vorrath
    Jun 17, 2026
    9
  • Must do better: Bowen seeks rule change to force energy retailers to do right thing by electricity customers
    Policy & Planning

    Must do better: Bowen seeks rule change to force energy retailers to do right thing by electricity customers

    Federal energy minister seeks principles-based rule change to ensure retailers are doing more than just the bare minimum to engage with electricity customers.
    Sophie Vorrath
    Jun 17, 2026
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  • State green bank backs four new big batteries in first investment to fill gaps from coal exit
    Storage

    State green bank backs four new big batteries in first investment to fill gaps from coal exit

    State green back invests in four new big battery projects to be built in quick time by an offshoot of the local network company, in time for anticipated coal closures.
    Giles Parkinson
    Jun 16, 2026
    8
  • Plans to resurrect 2km buffer zone will make new renewable projects “unviable,” CEC warns
    Policy & Planning

    Plans to resurrect 2km buffer zone will make new renewable projects “unviable,” CEC warns

    State opposition plans to require a 2 km buffer zone between all new wind, solar and battery projects would wipe out hundreds of millions of dollars in benefit payments, new analysis claims.
    Sophie Vorrath
    Jun 15, 2026
    26
  • Depleted batteries and very expensive gas: How a two-day heatwave led to a near doubling of quarterly prices
    Storage

    Depleted batteries and very expensive gas: How a two-day heatwave led to a near doubling of quarterly prices

    Batteries have been protecting consumers from price spikes in most states over summer. But they ran out of puff in one state in January, and let gas rule the roost.
    Giles Parkinson
    Jun 12, 2026
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  • “We cannot compete:” Why global inverter giant quit Australia’s home solar market
    Renewables

    “We cannot compete:” Why global inverter giant quit Australia’s home solar market

    SMA boss Jürgen Reinert says decision to close down its Australian domestic business driven by its inability to match Chinese competitors on costs.
    Giles Parkinson
    Jun 11, 2026
    1
  • Hotly contested electricity pricing reform “not about protecting networks,” says AEMC chair
    Policy & Planning

    Hotly contested electricity pricing reform “not about protecting networks,” says AEMC chair

    Ahead of final recommendations next week, AEMC chair says pricing reforms “not about protecting networks from disruption” and will respect interests of consumers with solar and battery storage.
    Sophie Vorrath
    Jun 11, 2026
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