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Record Renewable Output Lowers Costs, Emissions – Australian Energy Market Operator

According to the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO), the country witnessed a significant increase in its renewable energy production in the quarter that ended in March. As a result, energy costs decreased, carbon emissions hit record lows, and there was a shift away from power generated by coal and gas. This surge in renewable energy […]

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Rising Green Energy in a Grid: Lessons From Australia

Green energy is poised to dominate power grids globally, but several challenges must be addressed to achieve its full potential. Australia’s solar expansion serves as a prime example of effective solar power integration into an energy mix. Australia now boasts 25 GW of rooftop solar capacity across four million installations. Across the National Electricity Market […]

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SOFAR Flaunts Solar Solutions At All Energy Australia 2024

The latest All Energy Australia (AEA) exhibition opened at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre attracted industry experts and participants from across the global renewable energy sector. The two-day event is bustling with activity, showcasing the latest innovations and developments in clean energy. SOFAR unveiled its solar and energy storage solutions. Australia’s Solar and Energy […]

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Australia Set To Add 1.6GWh Of Energy Storage Project

Sunwoda Energy has signed a partnership and collaboration agreement with Gryphon Energy during the All-Energy Australia 2024 event, committing to .6GWh energy storage project. The signing ceremony featured Rob Mailler, Director of Gryphon Energy, and Terry Yuan, General Manager of Global Business of Sunwoda Energy. Located in Queensland, this project will become one of Australia’s […]

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Energy Vault and Enervest Partner for 1 GWh Battery Energy Storage Project in Australia

Energy Vault Holdings Inc., a provider of sustainable grid-scale energy storage solutions, has announced a strategic agreement with Enervest Group for the development of a 1,000 MWh battery energy storage system (BESS) at the Stoney Creek site in New South Wales, Australia. The companies are in the final stages of development and grid application approvals […]

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Sharp Fall In BESS Tender Bids Signals Faster Energy Storage Additions In India

In the past three months multiple BESS (Battery-based Energy Storage system) tender results have pointed to yet another mini-disruption in the fast-evolving Indian renewable energy sector. Energy storage targets for 2028 might be a lot closer in 2026 itself. The price drops have been attributed primarily to falling lithium cell costs, which have led to […]

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The Australia Experience: How Energy Storage is Transforming National Grids

Energy storage has undeniably emerged as a critical component in the growth of solar energy. For much of the last decade, high installation costs and the intermittent nature of renewable energy sources were major barriers to wider adoption. However, advancements in technology and government subsidies have significantly reduced these costs, with increased competition and production […]

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BrightNight Australia Links Mortlake Energy Hub To National Grid

Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) recently approved the connection of BrightNight’s 360 Mega Watt (MW) Mortlake Energy Hub (a hybrid renewable energy project) to the National Electricity Market, to support Australia’s decarbonization efforts. Australia wants to go net-zero by 2050 and has plans to ensure 82% electricity capacities in their grid from renewable sources by […]

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Hitachi Energy To Build HVDC Link To Connect Tasmania To Mainland Grid In Australia

Marinus Link Pty Ltd (MLPL) has selected Hitachi Energy to supply a high-voltage direct current (HVDC) project, which will augment the connection between mainland Australia and Tasmania’s grid. The approximately 345-kilometer cable route HVDC system will enable the flow of renewable power in both directions between the Victorian and Tasmanian states. For the first time […]

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