Seven stories from REneweconomy today
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IPART bumps up benchmark range for NSW solar tariffsRegulator further lifts benchmark for NSW solar tariffs – well above AGL’s proposed tariff – but rejects notion rooftop solar and storage have network benefits.
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$9 million to begin hydrogen roadmapThe South Australian Government is continuing to support the transition to a low- carbon economy through a $9 million commitment to begin hydrogen roadmap.
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Battery storage “gigafactory” planned for Darwin for 2018Energy Renaissance, backed by engineering group UGL, plans a gigawatt-scale battery storage factory in Darwin, that it says will begin production in late 2018.
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NSW follows Victoria, South Australia in major push to demand managementHouseholds and businesses in NSW will get paid for reducing loads during critical peaks, as governments and institutions decide to circumvent objections by fossil fuel lobby with smarter, cleaner and cheaper alternatives.
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Trump bashes wind energy in state that gets a third of its power from windTrump rants against wind energy, warning of lights going out and “birds falling to the ground”.
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$53.8 million for Stanwell Power Station$53.8 million will be invested for a series of major projects at Stanwell Power Station west of Rockhampton, over the next year.
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Inertia in power system: We don’t actually need that muchWe don’t need as much inertia in the power system as many think, and with a few simple changes we won’t need to mandate inertia limits either. Here’s why.
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