16 September REneweconomy news
-
-
How can we overcome Australia’s renewable energy policy deadlock?Despite federal government inertia, there is the potential for industry and community to influence the direction of energy policy. Here’s how it might be done.
-
UK power firm plans world’s largest battery storage projectBritish generator Drax to build 200MW battery storage project – at one of Europe’s largest coal-fired power plants.
Wirsol set to begin construction of 110MW solar farm in VictoriaWirsol Energy adds ready-to-build 110MW Wemen solar farm near Mildura to its planned 1GW by 2020 pipeline. -
-
EnergyAustralia sees better, much cheaper options than LiddellEnergyAustralia’s Mark Collette tells ABC TV replacing Liddell by 2022 not a problem, but a race to the future and a huge industry opportunity.
-
GE Renewable Energy unveils its largest onshore wind turbineGE Renewable Energy has unveiled its brand-new 4.8–158 onshore wind turbine, GE’s largest high efficiency turbine to date.
-
Windlab lands PPA for wind, solar and storage projectWindlab lands 10-year PPA with CS Energy for ground-breaking wind-solar-battery storage project in north Queensland.
-
SolarEdge improves scalability of its Australian commercial PV solutionOne power optimiser for two module solution now locally approved.
-
How to replace Liddell with a dispatchable renewable energy plantWev’e done the modelling on how to replace Liddell with a dispatchable renewable energy plant – including wind, solar, storage and gas. We just need politicians to get out of the way and get on the bus.
-
This is just the start of the solar age – seven graphs show whyStriking new report by one of world’s biggest independent energy consultants shows dramatic decline in coal and oil industry and a peak in global energy demand. Solar dominates, and has only just begun its path to becoming biggest source of energy.
-
Environment group refutes media claims about threat to Mt Piper power station from Springvale coal mine clean upEnvironmental group 4nature has dismissed as fear-mongering an article in The Australian on Tuesday that claimed its court action threatens the closure of the Mt Piper power station.
No comments yet.


Leave a comment