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“Anti-renewables populism is the largest unpriced risk:” But poll data shows support is growing, even in hot zones
Polling by Squadron Energy finds higher support than expected in western Victoria and central NSW, as renewable developers begin to use activist playbook.
Rachel Williamson
Oct 29, 2026
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Policy & Planning
Tiny solar project stuck between a dam and Snowy 2.0, as angry and weary locals say no more
A 4.99 MW PV project is attracting the usual fears about the visual impact in a rural area, but it’s against a backdrop of the legacies of both Snowy 1 and 2.
Rachel Williamson
Oct 21, 2026
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Solar
Kookaburras, bees and panels: Australia’s first big “biosolar” roof slashes heat, boosts power by nearly 25%
A new Sydney suburb has become the testbed for biosolar rooftops in Australia – and the latest results from a groundbreaking project are stunning.
Rachel Williamson
Sep 18, 2026
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Policy & Planning
Large solar and eight-hour battery hybrid seeks green tick, but local mayor says it will be an eyesore
The very large solar and eight hour battery has 116 near neighbours to contend with in an area dotted with other wind and solar projects and local quarries.
Rachel Williamson
Sep 11, 2026
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Pumped Hydro
New pumped hydro project seeks approval in New England, but already faces local opposition
Proposed pumped hydro project in New England plans 300 MW of capacity and 10 hours of storage, and already has a dedicated group set up to oppose it.
Rachel Williamson
Sep 8, 2026
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Policy & Planning
State looks to tariff changes to help take the heat out of decarbonisation for big business
NSW is looking at tariff reform to encourage big gas users to switch to heat storage.
Rachel Williamson
Sep 2, 2026
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Solar
Chinese solar inverter company manager accused of offering bribe to secure approvals, refused bail
A manager with a Chinese solar panel supplier appears in court on charges of attempting to bribe a CEC official to gain approval for one of its products.
Rachel Williamson
Aug 5, 2026
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Solar
Big solar and battery project gets planning approval, on condition it paves road to minimise dust
Independent panel receives 19 new submissions on solar and battery project, but cancelled a scheduled public hearing on lack of interest.
Rachel Williamson
Aug 5, 2026
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Utilities
Network wars: Ausgrid demands lower transmissions fees as data centres gatecrash the grid
Australia’s biggest DNSP is not happy that Transgrid is maxing out its network capacity, and not passing on cost savings, or talking to its new “peers” about planning.
Rachel Williamson
Jul 20, 2026
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Battery
“We request Manchurian Pear trees:” NSW battery project approved after unusual request
A newly approved big battery project faced just one, detailed objection, and it was able to meet many of the requests.
Rachel Williamson
Jul 16, 2026
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Coal
Hunter Valley collieries to be greened-up as clean industrial hubs in “post mining land transformation”
State and federal governments aim for 7,000 green and industrial jobs under new master plans for shuttered Hunter Valley coal mines.
Rachel Williamson
Jul 14, 2026
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Andrew Forrest’s Squadron Energy unveils another big wind project near crowded renewable zone
Squadron’s latest wind project located just outside of crowded renewable zone, and will seek to plug into existing network.
Rachel Williamson
Jul 13, 2026
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