Institutions Archives - Page 32 of 94 - Renew Economy

Big batteries make their mark on the grid as they start to shift more energy
Growing fleet of big batteries enjoy strong revenues, driven by the growing move to shift more energy rather than provide grid services.
Giles Parkinson

Oct 27, 2022

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Coal

Wind and solar smash production records, but old fossils keep energy prices high
Wind and solar smash production records in September quarter, emissions fall but prices soar thanks to cost of fossil gas and coal.
Giles Parkinson

Oct 27, 2022

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Policy & Planning

Labor spends big to restore defenestrated Climate Authority and international diplomacy
Labor ploughs funds back into the Climate Change Authority, in efforts to restore Australia’s international reputation – and to host annual climate talks.
Giles Parkinson

Oct 25, 2022

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Featured

NSW landowners to get $800m to host high voltage transmission in renewables push
NSW government announces doubling of payments to private landowners who host major transmission links.
Giles Parkinson

Oct 25, 2022

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ARENA backs world-leading 1600MWh compressed air storage plan for Broken Hill
ARENA pledges $45 million in grants for world-leading proposal to use compressed air storage in huge Broken Hill renewable micro-grid plan.
Giles Parkinson

Oct 21, 2022

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AGL to study thermal battery options to retrofit ageing fossil fuel turbines
ARENA backs AGL study to test new “thermal storage” technologies that could be used to retrofit its ageing coal and gas turbines.
Giles Parkinson

Oct 20, 2022

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Does Rewiring the Nation’s concessional finance really change the case for Marinus?
It’s unclear how the economic case for Marinus Link is greatly improved by the concessional finance offered by Labor’s Rewiring the Nation policy.
Bruce Mountain

Oct 19, 2022

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“This is a big deal:” Labor rolls out package for offshore wind, Marinus and renewable zones
Labor unveils multi-billion dollar packages to support offshore wind, the Marinus Link and other transmission upgrades.
Giles Parkinson & Sophie Vorrath

Oct 19, 2022

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Solar eliminates nearly all grid demand as its powers South Australia during day
Rooftop and utility scale solar meet equivalent of all of South Australia’s electricity demand for more than six hours on Sunday, as “operational demand” nearly eliminated.
Giles Parkinson

Oct 17, 2022

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Coal

Rooftop solar smashes demand and supply records in world’s biggest isolated grid
Rooftop solar provides nearly three quarters of demand in world’s biggest isolated grid, sending “operational” demand to record low for third time in eight days.
Giles Parkinson

Oct 17, 2022

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Smart Energy

Shell mines for “negawatts” in $31m flexible energy demand project
The project will take in 40 commercial and industrial sites across three states to harness an estimated 21.5MW of flexible demand capacity.
Sophie Vorrath

Oct 14, 2022

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Policy & Planning

CEFC backs “hybrid grazing” to cut emissions, deliver carbon credits. But what is it?
CEFC tips $30m into hybrid cattle grazing model targeting sustainable red meat production and tapping into growing demand for carbon credits.
Amalyah Hart

Oct 14, 2022

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