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Network tariffs – What are they and is your business paying more than it should be?
Network charges account for between 30 and 60 per cent of an average Australian energy bill and a shift towards a cost-reflective pricing model for network tariffs could result in...
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Edify Energy Proposes Massive Solar and Battery Project Adjacent to Rebuilt Callide Power Station
Edify Energy’s proposal to build a 200 MW wind farm and 800 MWh battery adjacent to Callide C is gaining significant traction. The large-scale solar and battery project will be constructed...
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Renewables are the cheapest and nuclear the most expensive forms of energy- CSIRO
Australia’s most respected scientific body – The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) – has stated that renewable energy is much cheaper than any nuclear option. The latest GenCost...
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Eraring Power Station to remain operational until 2027, possibly 2029
In a strategic attempt to safeguard against power price spikes and ensure energy stability, the New South Wales government has struck an agreement with Origin Energy to delay the closure...
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California smashes battery storage records – Can Australia do the same?
California’s transition to green energy seems to be picking up pace this spring, with big batteries overtaking other power sources during evening peaks and renewables collectively trouncing earlier records. This is according to...
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