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Huawei unveils its latest FusionSolar Smart PV offerings
Huawei has launched its latest cutting edge FusionSolar Smart PV offerings at a special industry event in Sydney to meet the growing demands for smarter solutions in a booming Australian solar sector in which 4,000MW of new capacity was added in 2020 taking total capacity to nearly 20,200MW.
New guide showcases the potential of agrisolar
As interest grows in agrisolar – using land for both agriculture and solar power – the Clean Energy Council has produced the Australian Guide to Agrisolar for Large-scale Solar to assist proponents of utility-scale solar and the landholders and farmers who work with them to integrate agricultural activities into solar farm projects. The guide will be officially launched today at the Clean Energy Council’s Large-scale Solar Forum.
AEMC clarifies obligations on weather-reliant generators
Weather-reliant generators such as large-scale solar and wind farms will be prevented from turning down or off without informing the electricity market operator under a final rule to bolster system security.
Queensland mobilises expert hydrogen team
The Palaszczuk Government has appointed a specialist hydrogen team of industry experts to unleash Queensland’s hydrogen potential and the thousands of jobs that will flow from it.
Applications open for second round of Hydrogen Industry Development Fund
Queensland will remain at the forefront of renewable hydrogen with the second round of the Hydrogen Industry Development Fund opening today.
Yallourn closure ‘death knell’ for Australian coal
Today’s announcement from Energy Australia that it will be closing the notorious Yallourn coal-burning power station in Victoria’s Latrobe Valley by mid- 2028 is the ‘death knell’ for Australia’s struggling coal industry, according to Greenpeace Australia Pacific.
NERA leads oil and gas giants in collaboration to address Australia’s decommissioning challenge
The Centre of Decommissioning Australia (CODA) has today been officially launched, heralding a much-needed collaborative effort to address the challenges and maximise the opportunities of decommissioning Australia’s aging oil and gas infrastructure.
Applications now open for world’s biggest green business ideas competition
ClimateLaunchpad is looking for emerging startups with innovative ideas to combat climate change.
DNV GL Report Shows Trina Solar Vertex 210mm Modules’ Advantages With Fixed-Tilt In Terms Of Lower BOS and LCOE
DNV GL, an independent testing and certification organization for
the energy industry, has published a report disclosing that Trina Solar’s Vertex 210mm 545W
mono-facial modules can reduce balance of system (BOS) cost by up to 6.3% and levelized cost of
energy (LCOE) by 5.8% as compared to 182mm 535W mono-facial modules.
Installing solar systems in Victorian government schools
The Andrews Labor Government is cutting energy bills for public schools and making them more environmentally sustainable. Minister for Education James Merlino announcing 171 government schools across Victoria will receive solar power systems under the Greener Government School Buildings program.
