Brunswick energy company wins renewable pitch award

Ciaran O'Mahony August 11, 2022 Electricity, Embedded networks, News, Renewable Energy, Sustainability 0

Brunswick-based energy company South Street Energy (SSE), has won the “Biggest Pitch” prize at the 2022 Victorian iAwards, for its […]

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Renewable energy infrastructure – an opportunity to drive business transformation?

Patricia Mae Tagabe August 2, 2022 Asset management, Renewable Energy 0

As the world looks to reduce its reliance on fossil fuels and move towards clean energy sources, new energy networks […]

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Construction underway at Aus-first hydrogen fuel cell facility

John Thompson August 1, 2022 News, Projects, Renewable Energy 0

In an Australian first, construction has begun for a $23 million integrated hydrogen fuel cell research and development facility at […]

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Linking the apple isle to Australia’s future electricity network

Patricia Mae Tagabe August 1, 2022 Batteries & Storage, Electricity, Features, Renewable Energy, Sustainability 0

By April Shepherd, Editor, Monkey Media Marinus translates to marine in Latin, or ‘connected to the sea’ – which is […]

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Project symphony: Western Australia’s energy future

Patricia Mae Tagabe July 29, 2022 Electricity, Features, Renewable Energy, Solar 0

Project Symphony is providing a glimpse into Western Australia’s energy future, with the Virtual Power Plant (VPP) pilot aggregating its […]

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$236m QLD-NSW Interconnector upgrades complete

Stephanie Nestor July 29, 2022 Electricity, News, Projects, Renewable Energy, Spotlight 0

Upgrades to the $236 million Queensland and New South Wales Interconnector (QNI) have been completed, with the interconnector set to […]

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New study explores equitable net-zero transition

John Thompson July 27, 2022 News, Policy, Renewable Energy 0

New research into the equitable reduction of carbon emissions has explored the ‘ripple effects’ posed by Australia’s net-zero transition, and […]

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Study to explore storage integration into energy market designs

Stephanie Nestor July 26, 2022 Electricity, News, Renewable Energy, Spotlight 0

The Grid Innovation Hub at the Monash Energy Institute has received $495,000 in funding from the Australian Renewable Energy Agency […]

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Big Canberra Battery project commences

Stephanie Nestor July 26, 2022 Batteries & Storage, Electricity, News, Projects, Renewable Energy, Spotlight 0

Works have commenced to deliver the Big Canberra Battery project, one of the largest battery storage systems in the southern […]

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Energy Queensland expands regional battery fleet

Ciaran O'Mahony July 21, 2022 Batteries & Storage, Electricity, News, Projects, Renewable Energy 0

Energy Queensland will add twelve more 8MWh batteries to its large-scale, network-connected battery trial. The trial is part of the […]

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Wastewater trial to power 6,300 homes

John Thompson July 20, 2022 News, Renewable Energy, Water and Wastewater Treatment 0

A $16 million trial by Sydney Water and Jemena will convert wastewater into renewable biomethane in an Australian first trial […]

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Partnership to generate biogas from food waste in SEQ

Stephanie Nestor July 15, 2022 News, Renewable Energy, Spotlight, Sustainability 0

Urban Utilities has partnered with Cleanaway to generate renewable energy from organic food waste in an effort to divert food […]

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12 battery storage projects vying for $100 million in ARENA funding

Stephanie Nestor July 7, 2022 Batteries & Storage, Electricity, News, Projects, Renewable Energy 0

The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has invited 12 shortlisted battery storage projects to submit applications to receive up to […]

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Low-voltage network upgrades to improve solar exporting capacity

Stephanie Nestor July 5, 2022 Electricity, News, Renewable Energy, Solar, Spotlight 0

United Energy has announced upgrades to manage its low-voltage networks across Melbourne’s south-eastern suburbs and the Mornington Peninsula to enable […]

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AEMO provides 30-year roadmap for transition to renewables

Stephanie Nestor June 30, 2022 Electricity, News, Projects, Renewable Energy, Spotlight 0

The Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) has provided a 30-year roadmap to speed up the transition to renewables with key […]

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$37 million to install standalone power systems across regional WA

Stephanie Nestor June 29, 2022 Electricity, News, Renewable Energy, Solar, Spotlight 0

The Western Australian Government has announced a $37 million implementation of over 180 standalone power systems (SPS) in 2023, aiming […]

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New desalination plant for Perth to be renewably-powered

Stephanie Nestor June 24, 2022 Desalination, News, Renewable Energy, Spotlight, Water 0

Water Corporation has proposed a new 100 billion litre-a-year desalination plant in Western Australia, with this new plant and Perth’s […]

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Federal Government increases emissions reductions target

Stephanie Nestor June 17, 2022 News, Policy, Renewable Energy, Spotlight, Sustainability 0

The Federal Government has updated Australia’s Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) under the Paris Agreement, increasing the national emissions reduction target […]

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WA coal power stations to close by 2030 in favour of affordable renewables

Holly Tancredi June 15, 2022 Electricity, News, Renewable Energy, Spotlight, Sustainability 0

The Western Australian Government announced a closure of all state-owned coal power stations by 2030 as the growing focus on […]

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Landmark $1.2 billion for renewable energy in NSW

Holly Tancredi June 10, 2022 Electricity, News, Renewable Energy 0

The NSW Government is investing $1.2 billion in a Transmission Acceleration Facility (Facility) which is set to fast-track Renewable Energy […]

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Electricity: Australia’s future energy transition

Mikayla Bridge June 8, 2022 Electricity, News, People and appointments, Projects, Renewable Energy, Solar 0

By Rod Duke, CEO, Energy Queensland Energy Queensland CEO, Rod Duke, explores the role electricity will play in the future […]

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Industry leaders call on ministers to tackle energy crisis

Stephanie Nestor June 8, 2022 Electricity, News, Renewable Energy, Spotlight 0

10 June Tasmanian energy minister reflects on national meeting Tasmania’s Minister for Energy and Renewables, Guy Barnett, acknowledged the cost […]

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AusNet to carry out grid connection for Glenrowan Solar Farm

Stephanie Nestor June 2, 2022 Electricity, News, Renewable Energy, Solar, Spotlight 0

AusNet Services has been appointed to carry out the grid connection of the 125MW Glenrowan Solar Farm in Victoria. When […]

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New federal ministers for energy and water

Stephanie Nestor June 1, 2022 Electric Vehicles, News, People and appointments, Renewable Energy, Spotlight 0

The newly-elected Federal Government has appointed Chris Bowen as Minister for Climate Change and Energy, and Tanya Plibersek as Minister […]

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Wastewater treatment plant to power local hydrogen economy

Stephanie Nestor May 31, 2022 News, Projects, Renewable Energy, Water and Wastewater Treatment 0

Goondiwindi’s wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) has received a $2 million funding grant from the Queensland Government to become one of […]

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AGL demerger called off, Chairman and CEO resign

Stephanie Nestor May 31, 2022 Company news, Electricity, News, Renewable Energy, Spotlight 0

AGL Energy has withdrawn its proposal to demerge into two businesses, resulting in the resignations of AGL Chairman, Peter Botten, […]

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Major renewables hub opens in Esperance, WA

Stephanie Nestor May 31, 2022 Electricity, News, Renewable Energy, Spotlight 0

The Shark Lake Renewables Hub has officially opened in Esperance, Western Australia, with nearly 50 per cent of Esperance’s total […]

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Thermal mass flow meters excel in hydrogen measurement

Mikayla Bridge May 24, 2022 Projects, Renewable Energy, Smart meters, Sponsored Editorial, Sustainability 0

With hydrogen’s versatile applications in power generation, biomass and biogas generation, fuel cells and more, reliable thermal mass flow meters […]

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ACCC warns consumers of storage battery fire risk

Mikayla Bridge May 24, 2022 Batteries & Storage, Company news, News, Renewable Energy, Safety and Training, Sustainability 0

The Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC) is urging consumers to check if their home energy solar systems are affected […]

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New Labor Government set to prioritise climate action

Mikayla Bridge May 24, 2022 News, People and appointments, Renewable Energy, Sustainability 0

Newly elected Labor Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese, as well as an unprecedented number of elected Green and Independent candidates, are […]

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