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Monash University experts are available to comment on the power blackout and related aftermath as a result of wild weather in Victoria yesterday, and how our energy grids could be made more resilient in the future. Associate Professor Roger Dargaville, Director Monash Energy Institute, Resources Engineering, Faculty of Engineering Contact details: +61 450 501 … Continued
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Melbourne, Monday 12 February 2024 – YourLand Developments, a leader in sustainable residential communities, is collaborating with RACV Solar, a provider of cleaner energy solutions. Together, they will install high quality 5KW solar systems on every home in Society 1056, a 93-hectare site, fostering a greener and more sustainable neighbourhood. “This partnership with RACV … Continued
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A comprehensive overhaul of the National Electricity Market (NEM) is needed to bring down energy bills and meet Australia’s 2030 emissions and renewable energy targets, according to Rewiring Australia. The final report from the former Energy Security Board, released by the federal government, calls for energy distribution companies to integrate household solar into the … Continued
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Did you know Sparc is transforming green hydrogen production? Our unique photocatalytic water splitting process uses sunlight, water, and a photocatalyst to produce large-scale hydrogen without wind or solar PV farms, eliminating the need for expensive electrolysers and infrastructure. Having achieved TRL 5, our disruptive technology ensures flexibility, scalability, and industry-leading low-cost hydrogen production. Recent … Continued
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Leading energy infrastructure company, Jemena, has today released its Draft Pricing and Services Plan (the plan) for feedback following an 18 month community and customer consultation period. The 130+ page document outlines how Jemena will manage its New South Wales gas distribution network – which services over 1.5 million customers across Sydney and parts of … Continued
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Melbourne / 5 February, 2024 / Pacific Green, a global leader in renewable energy solutions, is proposing to develop one of Australia’s largest grid-scale battery energy parks. The planned development in Portland, Victoria follows the company’s first Australian battery project in South Australia, which was announced in November 2023. Once operational, the 2.5GWh Portland … Continued
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ACOSS welcomes the Australian Government’s proposals released on Sunday for strong fuel efficiency standards on new vehicles and calls for complementary measures to help people on low incomes access more fuel-efficient cars. “Strong fuel efficiency standards for new cars are critical to reduce emissions causing climate change, reduce people’s transport costs, and improve health,” said … Continued
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Before the first Parliament sitting week of the year, regional communities have gathered around the country sending a strong message that Australians support renewable energy, and want to see stronger action on climate change and new jobs in wind and solar power. Simultaneous events have been organised in Wollongong, the Hunter, Latrobe Valley and … Continued
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Today the Community Engagement Review by Australia’s Energy Infrastructure Commissioner (AEIC) was released, with Climate Change and Energy Minister Chris Bowen accepting the recommendations “in principle”. Lines attributable to Andrew Bray, National Director of RE-Alliance “The review provides a nuanced discussion of the issues communities and developers face as they manage energy infrastructure development … Continued
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An industry roadmap for domestic solar PV manufacturing supported by the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) outlines a credible pathway for Australia to build domestic supply chains from raw material processing to module manufacturing. The report titled ‘Silicon 2 Solar’ (Roadmap) was developed by the Australian Photovoltaic Institute (APVI) working with Deloitte and a group … Continued
