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Fronius Australia is pleased to announce a new strategic partnership with Master Instruments, marking a significant expansion of our Special Partner network. This collaboration strengthens our ability to deliver high‑performance solar and energy storage solutions across Australia and reinforces our long‑standing commitment to quality, reliability, and sustainable energy innovation.
Essential Energy is positioning itself as a catalyst for electric vehicle charging in regional, rural and remote New South Wales in a bid to attract private investment into towns where a sustainable market has yet to emerge.
Hitachi Energy, a global technology leader in electrification, has been awarded a landmark contract by ElectraNet, South Australia’s primary transmission network service provider.
A program that has helped California clean energy startups collectively raise over half a billion dollars in follow-on investment is coming to Australia.
This Climate Action Week three community organisations are mounting a challenge to leaders across industry, all levels of government and the community sector.
The Australian Energy Market Commission has released a draft rule proposing new technical standards for large data centres and similar facilities connecting to the National Electricity Market.
Investment in renewable energy projects across Australia and New Zealand has surged 52% year-on-year, reaching $29.7 billion in 2025, up from $18.9 in 2024, according to new research from Ansarada, a leading procurement platform.
A new Asia-Pacific benchmark report has found Australia has the resources and policy foundations to build a major renewable fuels industry, but risks falling behind regional competitors unless investment and market demand accelerate.
On 5 March 2026, the Clean Energy Regulator permanently suspended the registration of Phenix Trading Pty Ltd as a registered person under the Renewable Energy (Electricity) Act 2000. This action was taken as the CER was no longer satisfied that Phenix Trading was a fit and proper person for the purposes of the Act. As a result, Phenix Trading can no longer create renewable energy certificates.
The Cook Government will help to make energy more affordable for local manufacturers through the new $153.3 million Made in WA Energy Affordability Investment Program, ensuring Western Australia remains the best place to live, raise a family and get a quality job.
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