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Sungrow supports clean energy goals of a Northern Rivers solar panel recycling business

Sungrow has partnered with Byron Bay solar panel recycling business ReSolve Global to ensure the new facility can run on clean, self-generated energy.
Ev Foley
11 hours ago
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As grid complexity grows, Australia’s transmission networks face a widening operational capability gap

Australia’s electricity transmission networks are being asked to manage a power system that is changing faster than the operational tools and processes used to run them – and the industry has formally acknowledged the problem.
Peter Howarth
13 hours ago
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Waroona Renewable Energy Project on track to secure Stage 1 funding

Frontier Energy’s Waroona Project, a 132 MW solar and 81.5 MW battery energy storage system in Western Australia, is on track to secure funding for Stage One construction, following a project finance debt facility agreement of up to $280 million.
Ev Foley
15 hours ago
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Rooftop solar installations year-on-year to October up 41%

Australia’s January to October 2026 3,138 MW of rooftop solar installations is 41% ahead of the same period in 2025, according to market analyst SunWiz monthly update.
Ev Foley
16 hours ago
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Researchers recover rooftop PV tilt, azimuth from power data

An international research team has developed a method to determine rooftop PV array tilt and azimuth from operational power data. Tested on commercial systems in Australia, the method achieved median errors of about 2° for tilt and 4° for azimuth under unshaded conditions.
Lior Kahana
17 hours ago

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As grid complexity grows, Australia’s transmission networks face a widening operational capability gap

Australia’s electricity transmission networks are being asked to manage a power system that is changing faster than the operational tools and processes used to run them – and the industry has formally acknowledged the problem.
Peter Howarth
13 hours ago
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Renewables advantage gives Australia chance to be global data centre leader

Australia has an opportunity to become a global data centre leader as demand for AI and data centre capacity continues to accelerate. Our renewable energy expertise provides a competitive advantage, but only if we capitalise on it.
Muren Guler
Nov 04, 2026
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Real cost of charging an EV from surplus solar

Rooftop generation can make EV charging inexpensive, but a fair comparison must count the solar-export income forgone, the grid alternative and the electricity actually available to the car.
Oliver S
Nov 03, 2026
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Australia needs workforce pipeline to deliver infrastructure rollout

Australia has spent years planning the infrastructure needed to enable the energy transition. We now need the same focus on the people and skills required to build it.
Peter Iancov
Nov 02, 2026
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Sungrow supports clean energy goals of a Northern Rivers solar panel recycling business

Sungrow has partnered with Byron Bay solar panel recycling business ReSolve Global to ensure the new facility can run on clean, self-generated energy.
Ev Foley
11 hours ago
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As grid complexity grows, Australia’s transmission networks face a widening operational capability gap

Australia’s electricity transmission networks are being asked to manage a power system that is changing faster than the operational tools and processes used to run them – and the industry has formally acknowledged the problem.
Peter Howarth
13 hours ago
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Australian-developed hydrogen technology may cut electricity use by 30%

An Australian-developed hydrogen technology evolved from CSIRO research and advanced by Hadean Energy has the potential to cut green hydrogen costs and improve commercial viability of lower-emissions steelmaking, and other industrial applications.
Ev Foley
Nov 05, 2026
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AIKO signs 1 GW of all-back-contact module Gen 4 agreements at All Energy Australia

China-headquartered solar manufacturer AIKO has signed 1 GW of all-back-contact module Gen 4 agreements at All Energy Australia where the new module range was also debuted for the local market.
Ev Foley
Nov 05, 2026
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JA unveils the HyperGen Pro module series and liquid-cooled C&I energy storage system

JA has marked the Australian debut of both the HyperGen Pro module and JA ESS 261 kWh liquid-cooled commercial and industrial energy storage system at All Energy in Melbourne.
Ev Foley
Nov 05, 2026
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Canopy Power partners with FSC to accelerate floating solar builds

The local arm of Singapore-headquartered Canopy Power has teamed with Perth-based maritime engineering firm Floating Solutions Consulting aiming to deploy more than 50 MW of floating solar across Australia’s water bodies within the next three years.
David Carroll
Nov 04, 2026
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Gokin unveils latest additions to back-contact module portfolio

Gokin Solar has unveiled a back-contact module series offering power outputs up to 510 W for Australian residential and commercial rooftops. The series supports 1,500 V systems and reaches efficiencies of up to 25%.
David Carroll
Nov 03, 2026
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Markets & Policy

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Sungrow supports clean energy goals of a Northern Rivers solar panel recycling business

Sungrow has partnered with Byron Bay solar panel recycling business ReSolve Global to ensure the new facility can run on clean, self-generated energy.
Ev Foley
11 hours ago
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As grid complexity grows, Australia’s transmission networks face a widening operational capability gap

Australia’s electricity transmission networks are being asked to manage a power system that is changing faster than the operational tools and processes used to run them – and the industry has formally acknowledged the problem.
Peter Howarth
13 hours ago
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Waroona Renewable Energy Project on track to secure Stage 1 funding

Frontier Energy’s Waroona Project, a 132 MW solar and 81.5 MW battery energy storage system in Western Australia, is on track to secure funding for Stage One construction, following a project finance debt facility agreement of up to $280 million.
Ev Foley
15 hours ago
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Rooftop solar installations year-on-year to October up 41%

Australia’s January to October 2026 3,138 MW of rooftop solar installations is 41% ahead of the same period in 2025, according to market analyst SunWiz monthly update.
Ev Foley
16 hours ago
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NZ clean energy pipeline set for $800 million boost from UAE investor

United Arab Emirates-based clean energy investor Masdar, has signed a memorandum of understanding with the NZ government’s foreign direct investment facilitator, Invest New Zealand, to explore $800 million worth of future clean energy investment.
Ev Foley
Nov 05, 2026

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Waroona Renewable Energy Project on track to secure Stage 1 funding

Frontier Energy’s Waroona Project, a 132 MW solar and 81.5 MW battery energy storage system in Western Australia, is on track to secure funding for Stage One construction, following a project finance debt facility agreement of up to $280 million.
Ev Foley
15 hours ago
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NZ clean energy pipeline set for $800 million boost from UAE investor

United Arab Emirates-based clean energy investor Masdar, has signed a memorandum of understanding with the NZ government’s foreign direct investment facilitator, Invest New Zealand, to explore $800 million worth of future clean energy investment.
Ev Foley
Nov 05, 2026
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Eku Energy 200 MW / 500 MWh Williamsdale BESS starts commercial operation

The 200 MW / 500 MWh Williamsdale battery energy storage system has been commissioned and is now in commercial operation in the Australian Capital Territory, marking the completion of the territory’s Big Canberra Battery Project.
Ev Foley
Nov 04, 2026
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Merredin plant tops Rystad’s utility PV performance table

The 100 MW Merredin Solar Farm in Western Australia’s central Wheatbelt region has been identified by energy consultancy Rystad Energy as the best performing large-scale PV asset in Australia last month.
David Carroll
Nov 04, 2026
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AGL seeks nod for 2 GWh big battery in central Queensland

Plans to develop a 2 GWh battery energy storage system in central Queensland have joined the queue for assessment under the Australian government’s Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act.
David Carroll
Nov 03, 2026
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Neoen Australia 1.8 billion debt finance raise backs a 1.2 GW portfolio

Neoen Australia has raised a new debt financing package of $1.8 billion, which covers a 1.2 GW portfolio that includes two battery storage projects and the 440 MWp Culcairn Solar Farm.
Ev Foley
Oct 30, 2026
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SgurrEnergy eyes regional office in Melbourne to expand global footprint

Renewable energy consulting and engineering firm SgurrEnergy has plans to open a regional office in Melbourne, adding to a suite of seven branches worldwide located in India, Middle East, US, Africa, China and Singapore.
Ev Foley
Oct 29, 2026
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Research & Development

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Researchers recover rooftop PV tilt, azimuth from power data

An international research team has developed a method to determine rooftop PV array tilt and azimuth from operational power data. Tested on commercial systems in Australia, the method achieved median errors of about 2° for tilt and 4° for azimuth under unshaded conditions.
Lior Kahana
17 hours ago
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Australian innovation recognised with global smart grid award

Australia’s national science agency has been recognised on the international stage for its work in helping electricity networks support higher levels of rooftop solar integration in existing infrastructure.
David Carroll
Nov 03, 2026
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Real cost of charging an EV from surplus solar

Rooftop generation can make EV charging inexpensive, but a fair comparison must count the solar-export income forgone, the grid alternative and the electricity actually available to the car.
Oliver S
Nov 03, 2026
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Targeted recycling of glass-glass modules trades value for lower impact

Targeted recycling of frameless, polyolefin elastomer-encapsulated glass-glass modules lowers energy use and global warming impact compared with treating the whole module, but reduces recovered material value, according to a new study, with silver dominating revenue.
Brian Publicover
Nov 01, 2026
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New flywheel design could eliminate power converter for grid connection

A research team has built a fixed-speed flywheel prototype that uses a wire-rope mechanism to move weights inward and outward during discharge and charge. The system briefly supplied power to the electrical supply, but steady-state losses prevented net electrical energy discharge over the complete operation.
Lior Kahana
Oct 29, 2026