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Sydney Opera House inks hybrid renewable PPA

The world famous iconic building has marked the World Environment Day with a series of sustainability announcements, including contracts to source wind and solar power from major NSW projects.

Australian musicians launch solar investment platform

Though a new platform established in response to the climate crisis, Australian musicians will be investing in solar farms across the country. The first solar farm being built with their help is Brigalow.

NSW’s Byron Shire Council allocates funds for 5 MW PV array

The Byron Shire Council has committed $465,000 to get the planning, design and tender process underway.

Solar feed-in tariff for regional Queensland reduced

In the next financial year, solar households in regional Queensland will receive over 16% less for the power they export into the grid.

Shanghai Electric to build Gupta’s 280 MW Cultana Solar Farm

The Chinese electrical equipment giant will build the first project of Simec Energy Australia’s landmark US$1 billion, 1GW dispatchable renewable energy program in South Australia.

Important takeaways from ABC’s 7.30 Report: Safety in Australia’s solar industry

The ABC current affairs show, 7.30, aired a segment on the safety standards in the Australian solar industry on Monday May 27. The program reported on the potentially tens of thousands of badly installed and unsafe solar systems on rooftops.

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Queensland launches $19 million hydrogen strategy

The Queensland government has launched a five-year plan to help drive the development of a renewable hydrogen industry and create more highly skilled jobs and export opportunities.

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Vena Energy cuts ribbon on 95 MW Tailem Bend Solar Farm

The Singapore-based developer plans to build another stage of the solar project similar in size and add a grid-scale battery.

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Queensland government to appeal solar farms ruling

The Queensland government will attempt to reverse a Supreme Court of Queensland ruling to invalidate recently introduced regulations relating to solar farms larger than 100 kW and apply for a stay of the controversial safety measures.

Lead acid batteries: Not dead yet

Lithium ion battery technology continues to hog the limelight, powered by the growing demand for the battery chemistry from the EV sector. But long established lead acid batteries also have a future, argues Alistair Davidson, the Director of the Consortium for Battery Innovation (CBI).

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