NSW is in the midst of an energy infrastructure boom, with two major projects gaining planning approval and the Waratah Super Battery to be declared as Critical State Significant Infrastructure.
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The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has announced $14.84 million in funding to AGL to build a 50 MW/50 MWh lithium-ion large scale battery storage system with grid forming capabilities in Broken Hill, NSW. Read More
NSW, Victoria and Queensland have announced a landmark tri-state collaboration on a renewable hydrogen refuelling network for heavy transport and logistics along Australia’s eastern seaboard.
A new poll released today of over 2,000 voters in Queensland and NSW has revealed that six in 10 believe the states’ future economic prosperity lies in clean industries, like renewable energy exports, critical minerals and manufacturing renewable products. Read More
The Ford Ranger has been retrofitted with automated driving capabilities to become the world’s first driverless Smart Ute. The vehicle has entered the next trial phase on Dubbo streets in NSW. Read More
In a press statement by the NSW government, local jobs and manufacturing opportunities in the renewable energy industry are set to boom following the launch of the NSW’s first Renewable Energy Sector Read More
Leading energy infrastructure company, Jemena, has called for a national approach to green accreditation for renewable gases, such as biomethane and hydrogen, as part of its submission to the Australian Read More
A Cyber Security Innovation Node will be established in NSW as part of a national network to accelerate the growth of the cyber security industry.
The announcement follows the launch this month of the Read More
The roll out of Australia's biggest smart pole installation has begun across Newcastle, north of Sydney as Newcastle City Council unveils an ambitious smart city plan. Read More
Energy Minister Josh Frydenberg has talked of an “urgent” need to increase gas supplies to improve energy security. But how much extra gas do we need? And how do we square this with the equally pressing need to reduce our use of fossil fuels? Read More