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Queensland LNP gets excited as it shortlists companies competing in its first energy tender – for fossil gas
Queensland LNP’s first major energy tender in a long time – for fossil gas generators – attracts 10 bidders with four short-listed.
Rachel Williamson
Oct 19, 2026
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Wind
Wind developer signs community benefit deals worth up to $160m to end stalemate over called-in projects
UK developer and local council sign community benefit deals for two projects stuck in limbo after being “called” in by he LNP state government.
Rachel Williamson
Oct 15, 2026
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Storage
Huge four-hour battery secures final approval to become one of biggest in state
The Octopus Investments battery has approval for up to 2 GWh, making it one of the biggest in the state and the third seeking to plug into former coal plant site.
Rachel Williamson
Oct 13, 2026
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Electrification
Electrification can slash heavy industry bills and emissions – but new report says it will take a team effort
Government-subsidised power for major industries like smelters might not be needed if companies collaborated on the shift to electrification and renewables.
Rachel Williamson
Oct 12, 2026
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Policy & Planning
Spanish giant withdraws 2,000 MWh battery project after being “called in” by LNP planning minister
Spanish energy giant withdraws a massive battery project after being “called in” by planning minister, but says it has not abandoned it.
Rachel Williamson
Sep 10, 2026
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Wind farm dumped from Australia’s first pumped hydro project in 40 years – due to rocky terrain
Plans to add more solar and a wind farm to delayed pumped hydro project abandoned, this time due to rocky terrain. However, a bigger battery will be included.
Rachel Williamson
Aug 17, 2026
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Edify Energy reaches financial close on another pair of solar and battery hybrid projects
Edify Energy reaches financial close on another pair of solar and battery hybrid projects, in a deal backed by 14 local and national lenders.
Rachel Williamson
Aug 13, 2026
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State owned utility accused of hiding safety issues at troubled coal generator from JV partner
State owned utility faces $1 billion lawsuit, accused of withholding incidents, safety warnings at troubled coal generator from joint venture partner.
Rachel Williamson
Aug 10, 2026
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Business as usual for former Zen Energy partner as it files plans for new big battery project
Joint venture partner with the former Zen Energy is still putting its projects through their planning paces, with an EPBC referral for a Queensland BESS.
Rachel Williamson
Aug 6, 2026
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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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Quinbrook seeks approval for large solar farms to help power Australia’s push into making silicon for PV
Quinbrook begins planning journey for the first of two solar projects worth up to 500 MW, which will be key to power Australia’s big push into the global PV supply chain.
Rachel Williamson
Jul 27, 2026
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Renewables
Developer of Australia’s first solar-battery hybrid lands finance and presses go on another bigger project
Spanish energy giant that built Australia’s first solar-battery hybrid project is now building its second, after locking in finance. But it is staying mum on who’s buying the output.
Rachel Williamson
Jul 21, 2026
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