NEM
Australian Federal Government
Governments
Graphs
Markets
News & Commentary
Renewables
Australian renewables hit new high of 52.9 per cent
Yet another renewables record falls, reaching nearly 53% of main grid as energy minister rolls out 15-month old data to support his "gas is great' argument.
Climate
Coal
Markets
Renewables
Solar
Wind
Know Your NEM: Wind and solar take 22 pct market share in early Spring clean
Wind and solar have upped their share of the market over the past month. And there's another 7GW to be added.
Battery
Markets
Renewables
Storage
Why 5-minute settlement will make such a difference to battery storage
5-minute settlement will encourage investment in battery storage that would not have occurred under the existing 30-minute regime.
Rooftop solar pushes daytime grid demand in Queensland to its lowest level since late in 2004.
AEMO
Graphs
Institutions
Renewables
Solar
Wind
Wind and solar output surge to new record high in main grid
Wind and solar smash output records in the National Electricity Market, combining to hit 11.8GW for the first time.
Battery
Electric Vehicles
Pumped Hydro
Storage
Utilities
Are 19 million electric vehicle batteries equal to five Snowy 2.0s?
Australia's car fleet - if fully electric - could provide as much storage five Snowy 2.0 pumped hydro schemes. Here's why.
Battery
Climate
Markets
Renewables
Storage
One in, all in. Making community scale batteries work in the NEM
Community-scale batteries are all the rage on Western Australia's government-run grid. And what's not to like? But what about the rest of Australia?
Angus Taylor
Governments
People
Renewables
Research Groups, Institutes and Universities
Storage
Recipe for cheaper electricity? Try 90 per cent renewables by 2040
Energy minister Angus Taylor said "too much" wind and solar would push up prices. Experience, and new modelling, shows the opposite is true.
Australian Federal Government
Coal
Governments
Markets
Renewables
Wind
Wind and solar could play key role in future of Australia’s aluminium industry
Wind and solar could play key role in the future of Australia's aluminium industry, particularly as dependence on coal becomes a liability rather than an asset.
