APPEA warns: gas-fired recovery can’t copy US

Imogen Hartmann April 6, 2021 Features, Gas, Networks, News, Spotlight 0

The Australian Petroleum Production and Exploration Association (APPEA) has used its submission to the Federal Government’s Gas Fired Recovery...

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Highs and lows: Western Australia’s ten-year gas outlook

Patricia Mae Tagabe April 1, 2021 Features, Gas, Networks, Projects 0

By Imogen Hartmann, Assistant Editor, Energy magazine The Australian Energy Market Operator has published the 2020 Western Australia Gas...

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Time is running out to salvage Australia’s EV future

Patricia Mae Tagabe March 29, 2021 Electric Vehicles, Electricity, Features, Networks, Projects, Renewable Energy 0

by Charlie Richardson and Soon Wai Lim, Utilities Practice, Accenture Australia & New Zealand Australia is currently lagging behind...

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Powering Australia’s hydrogen future

Patricia Mae Tagabe March 22, 2021 Features, Hydrogen, Networks, Projects, Renewable Energy 0

by Michelle Goldsmith, Contributing Editor, Energy Magazine Hydrogen is tipped to be a game-changer in the rapidly transforming global...

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Why hydrogen is the better battery

Patricia Mae Tagabe March 16, 2021 Batteries & Storage, Features, Networks, Projects, Renewable Energy, Sustainability 3

There’s been a slew of big battery announcements around the country in recent months, but is there a better...

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Dousing the flame: why natural gas isn’t the economy-saving solution Australia needs

Patricia Mae Tagabe March 16, 2021 Features, Gas, Networks 1

There’s been a lot of talk, especially from the Federal Government, about the role that gas will play in...

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Economics prove renewables are the future of energy generation

Patricia Mae Tagabe March 16, 2021 Batteries & Storage, Electricity, Features, Networks, Renewable Energy, Solar, Sustainability, Wind 0

There’s no doubt that renewable energy is the way of the future, but often the cost of transitioning to...

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Gone with the wind: how wind power has affected electricity prices and volatility

Patricia Mae Tagabe March 16, 2021 Electricity, Features, Networks, Projects, Renewable Energy, Sustainability, Wind 0

by Eliza Booth, Assistant Editor, Energy Magazine As Australia’s governments move towards their goal of reaching net zero emissions...

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Cloud computing: renewable forecasting by predicting cloud behaviour

Patricia Mae Tagabe March 15, 2021 Electricity, Features, Networks, Renewable Energy, Smart Energy, Solar, Sustainability 0

As the amount of solar and wind generation in electricity networks increases, so does the need for accurate forecasting...

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QLD establishes Hydrogen Taskforce

Imogen Hartmann March 15, 2021 Features, Hydrogen, News, Projects, Renewable Energy, Spotlight, Sustainability 1

A specialist hydrogen team of industry experts has been assembled by the Queensland Government to capitalise on the state’s...

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Connecting the dots: bringing gas to market

Patricia Mae Tagabe March 15, 2021 Features, Gas, Networks, Pipelines, Projects 0

The role of gas in Australia’s energy market is a hot topic right now, with the Federal Government throwing...

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Sowing the seeds to reap smart meter rewards

Patricia Mae Tagabe March 15, 2021 Electricity, Features, Networks, Smart Energy, Smart Meters 1

by David Feeney, Executive General Manager, Transmission and Distribution Networks, Australian Energy Market Commission Smart meters offer so many...

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Virtual PPAs: the future for energy trading

Patricia Mae Tagabe March 15, 2021 Electricity, Features, Networks, Projects, Renewable Energy, Smart Energy 0

Electrons move fast, but compared to many other sectors, the energy industry can move extremely slowly. But an innovative...

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The case for an Australian lithium-ion battery manufacturing industry

Imogen Hartmann November 26, 2020 Batteries & Storage, Features, Renewable Energy, Sustainability 1

Australia is the leading nation of raw resources for lithium-ion batteries, boasting 95 per cent of those raw materials...

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Batteries in the burbs: exploring the potential

Patricia Mae Tagabe November 19, 2020 Batteries & Storage, Digital Utilities, Distributed Generation, Electricity, Energy Efficiency, Features, Renewable Energy, Smart Energy, Solar, Sustainability, Wind 0

A team at the Australian National University has undertaken a significant project to explore the potential benefits of community...

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Federal budget misses a trick, but states pick up the slack

Patricia Mae Tagabe November 19, 2020 COVID-19, Features, Networks, Policy, Renewable Energy, Solar, Sustainability 0

by Kane Thornton, Chief Executive, Clean Energy Council With the COVID-19 pandemic plunging Australia into its first recession in...

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Harnessing the power of biosolids to make hydrogen

Patricia Mae Tagabe November 18, 2020 Electricity, Features, Hydrogen, Projects, Renewable Energy, Sustainability, Waste-to-Energy 0

Hydrogen is being hailed as having the power to accelerate the global transition to renewable energy. In an exciting...

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Australia’s renewables journey: moving from fossil fuels to clean energy powerhouse

Patricia Mae Tagabe November 18, 2020 Batteries & Storage, Energy Efficiency, Features, Gas, Hydro Power, Hydrogen, Networks, Projects, Renewable Energy, Solar, Sustainability, Waste-to-Energy, Wave, Wind 0

by Imogen Hartmann, Assistant Editor, Energy Magazine Renewables are a hot topic in the Australian energy industry as the...

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Structured plan to help flatten aviation’s CO2 curve

Patricia Mae Tagabe November 18, 2020 Asset Management, Energy Efficiency, Features, Hydrogen, Projects, Renewable Energy, Sustainability 0

As COVID-19-related border closures have curtailed commercial aviation activity globally, the sector continues to deal with another, longer-term challenge...

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Electric vehicle subscriptions: the model for the future?

Patricia Mae Tagabe November 17, 2020 Electric Vehicles, Features, Retail, Smart Energy, Sustainability 0

In Australia, ownership of electric vehicles is yet to take off like it has in other parts of the...

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Australia’s first electric-powered cherry picker hits the streets

Patricia Mae Tagabe November 16, 2020 Asset Management, Condition Assessment, Electric Vehicles, Energy Efficiency, Features, Sustainability 0

Jemena and Zinfra expanded their Victorian fleet in August with the unveiling of an Australian-first electric-powered elevated work platform...

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What the Victorian default offer means for the future of embedded networks

Patricia Mae Tagabe November 16, 2020 Embedded Networks, Features, Microgrids, Networks 0

With many Victorians doing it tough this year, cheaper prices for utilities is always welcome news. In July 2020,...

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Why aren’t more Australians driving EVs?

Patricia Mae Tagabe November 13, 2020 Electric Vehicles, Features, Smart Energy, Sustainability 0

International interest in electric vehicles (EVs) is constantly increasing, with over three million EVs on the roads internationally and...

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Co-locating renewables and batteries: assessing the operational implications

Patricia Mae Tagabe November 13, 2020 Batteries & Storage, Features, Renewable Energy, Smart Energy, Solar, Sustainability 0

Edify Energy recently published a knowledge sharing report covering the first 12 months of operations for the Gannawarra Energy...

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Queensland’s electric super highway takes shape

Patricia Mae Tagabe November 12, 2020 Electric Vehicles, Features, Projects, Smart Energy, Sustainability 0

Electric vehicles offer a range of benefits to consumers, and yet the uptake of these vehicles in Australia remains...

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Maximising solar by rethinking PV panel orientation

Patricia Mae Tagabe November 12, 2020 Distributed Generation, Electricity, Features, Renewable Energy, Solar, Sustainability 1

Traditionally, solar PV panels have been orientated in a northerly direction, towards the equator. But new research from the...

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The development approvals process: positioning your project for success

Patricia Mae Tagabe November 11, 2020 Asset Management, Features, Projects 0

by Natasha Reifschneider, Director, ESA2 Environment and Planning Before any new energy development can begin, there is months of...

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AER: electricity supply more affordable, reliable

Imogen Hartmann September 21, 2020 Electricity, Features, Networks, News, Projects, Spotlight, Sustainability 0

The Australian Energy Regulator (AER) has released its 2020 Electricity Network Performance Report, finding that consumers are getting a...

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Industry welcomes clean energy funding

Imogen Hartmann September 21, 2020 Features, Networks, News, Projects, Renewable Energy, Spotlight, Sustainability 0

Energy industry stakeholders have welcomed the Federal Government’s proposed new funding for the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) and...

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Industry backlash over federal gas ultimatum

Imogen Hartmann September 16, 2020 Electricity, Features, Gas, News, Projects, Spotlight 0

The Federal Government’s gas ultimatum has been met with considerable backlash from the energy industry. Prime Minister Scott Morrison...

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