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The bill for Marinus Link, including the onshore transmission works in Tasmania, will come to just over $5 billion dollars, a ...
Australia’s uniquely isolated and massive power grid has seen massive renewable energy growth while maintaining world-leading ...
In an Australian first, two wind and solar farms shut down their output as part of testing for the world’s biggest “shock absorber” battery.
Proposed offshore wind project given an extended consultation period for feasibility licence application as it seeks to get a spot in the already crowded Bunbury zone.
Alex Wonhas, head of new battery developer AMPYR, discusses his company’s first big project, and why wind struggles will require more big batteries on the grid. Plus: News of the week.
Conservationists have warned Australia is falling short on protecting the Great Barrier Reef as the nation prepares to table another report into its management.
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