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AEMO warns wind and solar developers that West Murray region is full
AEMO says West Murray region in main grid is effectively full, and any new wind and solar developments will lead to significant constraints on output.
Giles Parkinson

Nov 6, 2020

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Queensland prices hit extremes as grid issues force solar to be switched off and on
System strength issues in Queensland lead to price extremes as large scale solar farms are switched off and on in response to grid constraints.
Giles Parkinson

Nov 6, 2020

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Battery

Energy Insiders Podcast: CEFC sees “raft” of battery deals, but gas “debatable”
The head of the Clean Energy Finance Corporation, Ian Learmonth, expects a “raft” of battery storage deals, but says role of CEFC in new gas generation is “debatable”.
Energy Insiders Podcast

Nov 5, 2020

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CleanTech Bites

Super power: Here’s how to get to 100pct wind, solar and storage by 2030
Deep disruption: New report from futurist Tony Seba and RethinkX says transition to 100pct renewables possible by 2030, and the “super” surplus of wind and solar can be used to power transport and industry.
Giles Parkinson

Oct 28, 2020

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Community battery storage will help “dumb” networks catch up with energy transition
Community battery storage could make Australia’s networks smarter and cheaper, and bring their technology into the same century as the clean energy transition.
David Leitch

Oct 27, 2020

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Why AEMO wants the power to cut off your rooftop solar
AEMO defends and explains its decision to impose new controls over rooftop solar PV, including having the power to switch off household solar when needed.
Sophie Vorrath

Oct 26, 2020

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Clean energy investors slam AEMC’s proposed network access reforms
Clean energy investors slam rule-maker’s “perverse” changes to network access, saying they will result in delays, cancelled projects and higher costs.
Michael Mazengarb

Oct 26, 2020

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NSW networks encouraged to install microgrids, standalone power, in regions
IPART recommends new standards to support use of microgrids and standalone power systems, when cheaper and more reliable than a connection to the main grid.
Michael Mazengarb

Oct 22, 2020

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Battery storage revenues fall as Hornsdale takes time off to expand
Battery storage revenue falls to its lowest levels in nearly two years as Hornsdale takes a break to boost its capacity, and FCAS and energy arbitrage earnings fall.
Giles Parkinson

Oct 22, 2020

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Solar

Negative prices: South Australia solar farms had to pay to produce in September
South Australia’s solar farms paid to produce in September with an average price of nearly minus $10/MWh, while grid constraints also hit hard in Queensland.
Giles Parkinson

Oct 22, 2020

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CleanTech Bites

Solar and Covid lead change as grid demand, prices and emissions tumble to record lows
Rooftop solar, Covid and more large scale renewables push Australia’s main grid to record low levels of demand and emissions intensity, and the lowest prices in years.
Giles Parkinson

Oct 22, 2020

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No man is an island – even in a future of stand-alone power systems
Consumers might get paid to have batteries that will “island” from the grid, and EVs that can deliver power when needed, as part of plans to make networks more resilient.
Mark Byrne

Oct 21, 2020

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