Sydney-headquartered gentailer AGL has begun commissioning of the first 250 MW of the 1,000 MWh 2-hour grid-scale Liddell Battery at AGL’s Hunter Energy Hub in New South Wales.
We talk to Jeff Monday from Fluence on the fall in battery costs and the role it can play in taming data centre demand, and Adam Cameron from SA Power Networks on why there will be no transition without the "flexibility" revolution in the home.
Australia needs to apply a new lens of green energy and industry statecraft, including developing economic partnerships with key trading partners.
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State sounds out proposals for renewable energy generation and battery storage projects that could be developed with the backing of a new $200 million public fund.
Large-scale coal mine expansions will continue to be approved under a new state policy despite concerns from its own carbon emissions commission.
A massive new battery built at the site of a massive shuttered coal plant is on track to join state's grid by mid-year, with commissioning now underway.
AER flags cut in cost of electricity for households and businesses across the NEM, as wholesale power prices get the benefit of more wind and big batteries.
AEMC proposes suite of new rules to guide gas companies through the looming network death spiral – and protect consumers from its fallout.
As rooftop solar, home batteries and EV uptake surges, networks seek regulatory change to boost flexibility, two way flows and lower costs in homes.
China’s 2026 to 2030 policy plan elevates clean electricity as a central driver of economic growth, with greater emphasis on system integration and industrial use.
Affordable reliable energy? New report reveals Australia's remaining coal plants went at least partly offline 108 times in the five months from October 2025 to the end of February 2026.
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Two offshore wind farms being built in US waters have marked huge milestones, with one completing construction and another sending first power to the grid.
AEMO governance review is a rare starting point for big questions about Australia’s energy market institutions. The risk is that it produces incremental tweaks rather than a fundamental rethink.
Building just one-third of the offshore wind capacity proposed for Victorian waters would slash electricity bills, avoid hundreds of kilometres of onshore transmission, and loosen gas's grip, says report.
China giant Trina Solar shelves big battery project in Queensland just days after it was called in for reassessment by state planning minister Jarrod Bleijie.
The real anathema in the modern Australian economy is not renewable energy, but the idea that our prosperity depends on shipping prehistoric hydrocarbons halfway around the planet.
Publicly-owned gentailer completes final concrete turbine foundation at what is the state's first new wind farm development in several years.