One of the new entities created in the QEJP to deliver the transition is Queensland Hydro. It was established...
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The balancing act of building a future-ready electricity network
Energy Journalist, , Demand Management, Electricity, Energy Efficiency, Features, Networks, Renewable Energy, Sponsored Editorial, 0By Renate Vogt, General Manager, Regulation, CitiPower & Powercor Australians today are living through a period of unprecedented change...
Driving a least cost energy transition through policy and collaboration
Energy Journalist, , Electricity, Energy Efficiency, Features, Networks, Renewable Energy, 0A word from Energy Networks Australia Australia’s transition to renewables is well underway. However, to ensure a timely transition...
The role of customer energy resources in the transition to renewables
Energy Journalist, , Electricity, Features, Renewable Energy, Retail, 0Customer energy resources have an important role to play in supporting the energy transition. However, SA Power Networks CEO,...
Project EnergyConnect: SA side complete
Energy Journalist, , Electricity, Features, Networks, Powerlines, Projects, Renewable Energy, 0Construction of the South Australian component of Project EnergyConnect, the new high-voltage transmission line between South Australia and New...
AEMO ISP 2024: a roadmap to net zero
Energy Journalist, , Demand Management, Features, Renewable Energy, Reports, 0Australia’s coal-fired power generators are closing, but to ensure that homes and businesses still have access to a reliable...
King Island: a blueprint for Australia’s clean energy future
Energy Journalist, , Features, Renewable Energy, Solar, 0Isolated communities are often overlooked in the renewable energy conversation, but in order to meet net zero targets, off-grid...
The power of biosolids: from landfill to renewable energy hub
Energy Journalist, , Energy Efficiency, Features, Renewable Energy, Sponsored Editorial, Waste-to-Energy, 0By Sze-Fei Peng, Principal Environmental Engineer/Sector Lead – Waste & Resource Recovery, Tonkin + Taylor In a Victorian first,...
What is a microgrid?
Energy Journalist, , Distributed Generation, Electricity, Features, Microgrids, Renewable Energy, 0There’s no one-size-fits-all when it comes to providing stable and secure energy. This is especially true in Australia, where...
Supporting local wind infrastructure with OE parts
Energy Journalist, , Features, Renewable Energy, Sponsored Editorial, Wind, 0The global transition to renewable energy is putting pressure on wind turbine OEMs. With manufacturers requiring easy access to...
Maximising solar energy from sunset to sunrise
Energy Journalist, , Batteries & Storage, Features, Renewable Energy, Solar, Sponsored Editorial, 0Given the environmental benefits and cost saving potential, it is no surprise that more and more Australian businesses and...
Bringing building integrated solar PV to market
Energy Journalist, , Batteries & Storage, Energy Efficiency, Features, Renewable Energy, 0Building a green future for Australia means developing technology that is sustainable, functional and practical. A new tool is...
Championing a cleaner future with sodium-metal chloride batteries
Energy Journalist, , Batteries & Storage, Features, Renewable Energy, Sponsored Editorial, 0As the deadline for net zero approaches, sustainable, modern solutions such as Sodium-Metal Chloride (NaNiCl) batteries are shaping the...
No diversity, no net zero: breaking barriers to the clean energy workforce
Energy Journalist, , Energy Efficiency, Features, Policy, Renewable Energy, Sustainability, 0In an effort to improve training for the energy, gas and renewable sectors and increase the number of apprentices,...
The lightning strike that inspired a powerful purpose
Energy Journalist, , Electricity, Features, Networks, Powerlines, Substations, 0Sefanit has been asking big questions her whole life. Electricity fascinated her as a child, and she yearned to...
Australia’s path to renewable energy superpower
Energy Journalist, , Features, Hydrogen, Renewable Energy, 0When it comes to decarbonising the economy, Australia has the potential to punch above its weight to become a...
The role of natural gas in the renewable energy transition has been debated for a number of years now,...
AOG Energy Exhibition and Conference returns in 2024
Sarah MacNamara, , Features, Renewable Energy, Sustainability, 0The energy sector will once again come together for three days of collaboration to discuss the challenges and opportunities...
Wavering consumer confidence could stall the energy transition
Utility Journalist, , Electricity, Features, Gas, Stakeholder Engagement, 0Consumer confidence is the compass that can either propel the energy transition forward or risk stalling its momentum. As...
Using conversations and connections to shape the energy transition
Holly Tancredi, , Features, People & Appointments, Policy, 0As we approach the end of another year, the impending 2030 Renewable Energy Target gets closer, and industry continues...
The shift from oil and gas to wind and solar
Utility Journalist, , Features, Renewable Energy, Solar, Wind, 0Our centuries- long reliance on petroleum is being fundamentally challenged by the pressing need to decarbonise as the oil...
The future of hydrogen fuel cell stability
Utility Journalist, , Electricity, Features, Gas, Hydrogen, Renewable Energy, 0By Lilly Matson, University of New South Wales Hydrogen has been positioned as a key player in the race...
Australia’s renewable hydrogen pilots and projects
Kody Cook, , Electricity, Features, Hydrogen, Renewable Energy, 0Hydrogen is the most abundant element in the known universe, making up approximately 75 per cent of visible matter....
Renewable Energy Industrial Precincts key to demand management
Utility Journalist, , Demand Management, Features, Renewable Energy, 0By Heidi Lee, CEO, Beyond Zero Emissions The Australian Energy Market Operator’s recent Electricity Statement of Opportunities report notes:...
Optimising EV charging for a cheaper and greener future
Utility Journalist, , Electric vehicles, Features, 0By optimising charging, EVs could be critical to decarbonising both the transport and energy sectors. Let’s look at EV...
Innovative flood response powers flood-ravaged Kimberley communities
Utility Journalist, , Disaster Management, Features, Networks, 0When Western Australia’s Kimberley region was devastated by once-in-a- century floods, innovative thinking and plenty of planning, teamwork and...
Distributed energy resources may hold the key to surviving natural disasters
Utility Journalist, , Disaster Management, Distributed Generation, Features, Uncategorized, 0By Steph Barker, Journalist, Energy Magazine Australia has a long history of natural disasters, including fire, floods and storms....
By Verity Watson, Head of Transmission, Energy Networks Australia In 2022, Energy Ministers agreed to improve the coordination of...
Maximising insights from neighbourhood battery projects
Utility Journalist, , Batteries & Storage, Electricity, Features, 0By Marnie Shaw, Louise Bardwell, Wendy Russell and Hedda Ransan-Cooper, Australian National University Neighbourhood batteries, also called community batteries,...
When it comes to emissions reduction, aviation is recognised as a hard-to-abate sector, and as a result, the importance...
Innovative flood response powers flood-ravaged Kimberley communities
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