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Waratah Super Battery Setback: What It Teaches Us About Energy Market Risk
Australia’s largest battery project — the $1 billion Waratah Super Battery in New South Wales — was designed as a flagship for the country’s renewable transition. With a massive 850 MW of capacity, it was...
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Understanding the New Proposed DMO Changes for 2026–27
The Australian Energy Regulator (AER) has released its issues paper for the 2026–27 Default Market Offer (DMO 8), opening consultation on several potential updates to how electricity prices are calculated....
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Tariff Caps & “Free Solar Power” Offers: What Businesses Need to Know
There’s been increasing media buzz around “free electricity in the middle of the day” and new proposals to change how energy prices are regulated in Australia. While much of the conversation...
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October 2025 Electricity Market Review
As spring gave way to early summer, the National Electricity Market (NEM) remained stable on the surface — but October revealed the fragility beneath. Average spot prices across the NEM...
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Storm Season Arrives Early — What It Means for Queensland’s Energy Prices
Storm season has arrived early in Queensland, and it’s already making its presence felt across the energy market. In late October, severe thunderstorms in the Biloela region temporarily took two...
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