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NSW sets date for first gigawatt-scale tender of wind, solar and storage
AEMO Services sets a date for the first NSW REZ tender, offering long-term contracts for 1GW of wind and solar and 600MW of long-duration storage.
Michael Mazengarb

Jul 20, 2022

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Policy & Planning

Clean Energy Summit Live: Subsidise and electrify low-income homes, says Griffith
Clean Energy Award winners announced, Bandt lays down challenge to Labor, Saul Griffith delivers blunt message to federal government.
Giles Parkinson, Sophie Vorrath & Michael Mazengarb

Jul 20, 2022

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Renewables

Octopus launches $10 billion renewables platform, buys Australia’s biggest solar farm
Octopus kick-starts $10 billion renewables “platform” with closure of two funds, investment from CEFC and purchase of country’s biggest solar farm.
Sophie Vorrath & Giles Parkinson

Jul 20, 2022

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Why a capacity mechanism will require revived Renewable Energy Target
Could a revival of the federal Renewable Energy Target be the ideal complement to a capacity mechanism to accelerate the transition to clean energy?
Michael Mazengarb

Jul 19, 2022

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AEMO says firmed wind and solar cheapest reliable energy option by “country mile”
AEMO’s Westerman says firmed wind and solar are the cheapest reliable power option for Australia “by a country mile.”
Giles Parkinson

Jul 19, 2022

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Policy & Planning

Clean Energy Summit Live: NSW to choose Waratah super battery provider by year end
Live coverage of Clean Energy Summit: Tesla’s Denholm on capacity markets, Westerman on energy crisis, NSW on Waratah battery, plus Rio, Goldwind, and CEC’s Thornton.
Giles Parkinson, Sophie Vorrath & Michael Mazengarb

Jul 19, 2022

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Coal

Here comes the sun: Did rooftop solar save the day in Queensland?
The return of good sunshine in Queensland has helped moderate prices. But is that the only change in the market?
Giles Parkinson

Jul 15, 2022

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Port Augusta wind hub resumes production after 3-week hiatus caused by “flickering”
The wind component of what will be Australia’s biggest hybrid renewables facility resumes production after addressing voltage and “flickering” issues.
Giles Parkinson

Jul 15, 2022

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ANU says flaws with Australia’s carbon offset scheme “irrefutable” as Coalition appointees resign
ANU researchers detail ‘irrefutable’ flaws with Australia’s carbon offset regime, as trio of Coalition appointees resigns from oversight committee.
Michael Mazengarb

Jul 15, 2022

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Walkaway wind farm resumes some production after turbine collapse
Partial production at wind farm host to turbine collapse resumes after a month offline, but cause of the incident yet to be identified.
Giles Parkinson

Jul 14, 2022

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Policy & Planning

New wind and solar saved $82bn in fossil fuel costs in 2021, but supply pressures loom
Renewables achieved double-digit cost reductions in 2021, and saved tens of billions in fossil fuel costs, but IRENA warns of supply chain and commodities crises.
Michael Mazengarb

Jul 14, 2022

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Fourth small energy retailer collapses under weight of soaring wholesale prices
Fourth small energy retailer collapses under the weight of high wholesale electricity prices caused by surging fossil fuel costs.
Giles Parkinson

Jul 13, 2022

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