One of Queensland’s largest wind farms, Mt Emerald Wind Farm, has been officially opened 50 kilometres south west of Cairns.
The Mt Emerald Wind Farm is to supply 500 million kilowatt hours of renewable
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Two operating units at Muja Power Station to be retired
The Western Australian government has announced that two of four operating units at Synergy’s Muja Power Station will be retired from October 2022, a move which it says will protect against higher
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Gannawarra battery now operating in North Western Victoria
Australia’s largest integrated battery and solar farm is now storing clean energy from the Gannawarra Solar Farm and providing power to the Victoria’s energy grid.
The Andrews Labor Government
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CSIRO and University of British Columbia to collaborate on clean energy research
CSIRO and the University of British Columbia have announced that they will collaborate on clean energy research that is to align with the latest call to action from the Mission Innovation initiative.
Mission
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Integrated approach required to keep up with energy developments
Australia’s energy mix is projected to change radically due to progressive consumer demands and new technologies, according to TransGrid’s Fiona Orton.
Orton, who is the future grid manager at
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Powering into the future with fusion: Australian research and the ITER project
Fusion energy offers the possibility of a highly potent power source without waste and dangerous emissions, and with almost unlimited fuel. PACE speaks to physicist Richard Garrett about Australia’s
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ANU identifies 530,000 potential pumped-hydro sites worldwide
The Australian National University (ANU) has completed a global audit of 530,000 potential sites for pumped-hydro energy storage that can be used to support low-cost, secure, 100 per cent renewable electricity
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Hydropower projects to boost electricity storage capacity
A series of pumped storage hydropower (PSH) projects planned across five states could triple Australia’s electricity storage capacity, according to a new study by a researcher at The Australian National
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WA’s Water Corporation to roll out solar panels
Western Australia’s principal water supplier, Water Corporation, will install solar rooftop systems on its buildings across the state and build a renewable energy generator to reduce its energy footprint.
Water
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WA government launches new energy strategy
The Western Australian government has launched its new Energy Transformation Strategy, which is to provide a pathway for the state’s response to the changing energy sector.
The electricity sector
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