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Green boring: First Nations retailer to power tunnelling machines with renewable electrons
Tunnel boring machines working on state’s new rail loop will be powered completely by renewable energy, under a three year deal with the country’s first Indigenous-owned retailer. Â
Rachel Williamson
Apr 21, 2026
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Renewables
Engie-backed offshore wind project begins seabed investigations in Gippsland zone
Offshore wind developer kicks off four months of geophysical surveys for its 1.3 gigawatt project – the furthest from shore of the nine remaining Gippsland zone contenders.
Rachel Williamson
Mar 25, 2026
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Storage
New four-hour big battery joins queue for federal green tick, backed by local landowners
A new landowner-backed battery energy storage project has been referred for federal environmental assessment, led by a local Tasmanian developer.
Rachel Williamson
Mar 23, 2026
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Renewables
Portable solar-in-a-box system to provide 80 pct of dairy farm’s power needs, and save $20k
Innovative solar-in-a-box design by a Melbourne startup could change the economics of farming and remote power systems.
Rachel Williamson
Mar 18, 2026
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Policy & Planning
“A scary place to be:” How far is “too far” when it comes to public input on renewables planning?
The line between enough public participation and too much is shifting, with industry saying NSW and Queensland are going too far.
Rachel Williamson
Mar 8, 2026
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Renewables
Australian renewables pipeline “running laps” around net zero targets. It’s the pace that is lacking
New data on Australia’s solar, wind and battery development pipeline confirms that the constraint has never been ambition or opportunity, but the pace of delivery.
Rachel Williamson
Mar 3, 2026
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Renewables
Solar-battery hybrid and CIS winner gets super quick federal green tick
Solar and battery project proposed for central northern Victoria gets EPBC all-clear just four months after joining the queue.Â
Rachel Williamson
Feb 16, 2026
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Battery
Akaysha’s new Victoria battery hits EPBC queue, big battery in NSW starts sending power to grid
Akaysha sends a new Victoria battery to EPBC queue as it starts commissioning its second big battery in NSW.
Rachel Williamson
Feb 12, 2026
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Battery
HMC ready to invest in first big battery project after landing major cash deal with investment giant KKR
HMC is expected to move on its first new big battery project, after securing a major cash injection from KKR after a long search for new equity.
Rachel Williamson
Feb 9, 2026
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Wind
Construction work begins on first Latrobe Valley wind project, just one month after state takeover
Work begins on contested wind project, which has fought off court challenges and vandalism, and is now owned by a state government agency.
Rachel Williamson
Jan 28, 2026
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Policy & Planning
German-backed developer has second bite at Gippsland wind project after VCAT rejection
A small wind project in Gippsland seeking planning approval comes with a long backstory that belies its modest size.
Rachel Williamson
Jan 14, 2026
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Policy & Planning
State government allows all five turbines to be built in small wind project
Developer of small wind project in Victoria gets approval for five turbines from state government, but local councils are not happy.
Rachel Williamson
Jan 12, 2026
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