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The Victorian Liberal-Nationals announcement on 7 May 2026 to halt critical infrastructure projects VNI West and Western Renewables Link would leave Victoria with a weaker and less secure electricity system, that is increasingly exposed to coal outages as Yallourn heads towards closure.
TasNetworks has reached financial close for the North West Transmission Developments, marking the final major step before construction begins on its largest-ever infrastructure project.
The evolution of Australia’s energy sector has taken another step forward, with eleven industry representatives selected to form the industry‑led Working Group tasked with co‑designing standardised electricity contracts for Australia’s first Electricity Services Entry Mechanism (ESEM) tender, anticipated to occur in late 2027 subject to Energy and Climate Change Ministerial Council approval.
The Smart Energy Council has celebrated the very best of Australia’s renewable energy sector at the Smart Energy Excellence Awards & Gala Dinner 2026, held on 6 May at Doltone House, Jones Bay Wharf, Sydney.
Carnegie Clean Energy selected for technical support valued at $270,000 under the U.S. Testing Expertise and Access to Marine Energy Research program.
The Australian Energy Market Operator advises Photon Energy SGA has been suspended from all trading in the National Electricity Market from 7 May 2026.
Supply Partners, Australia’s leading distributor of solar and energy storage solutions, has joined forces with Sungrow Australia to enhance industry training through its dedicated training division, New Energy Training.
The five-year power purchase agreement from Flow Power’s Cootamundra Energy Project will support SoilCo’s emissions reduction goals across all levels of the supply chain.
EcoFlow will unveil OCEAN 2 Plus Single-Phase, its next-generation home battery system, at the Smart Energy Conference and Exhibition, taking place in Sydney from 6–7 May.
The Albanese Government will continue to support Australians into cheaper to run cars while making sensible changes to the fringe benefits tax exemption for electric vehicles. These adjustments will deliver fairer and more financially sustainable tax treatment for EVs.
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