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Australian solar park can create hydrogen for less than $2/kg.
research (PFS) into its recommended Bristol Springs Solar project in Western Australia reveal that it has the potential to be a very early mover, low-cost green
Aug 5, 2022 // Solar to Fuel, Australia, hydrogen, Oceania, Solar Park
Frontier Energy narrows EPC option for 114-MW Aussie solar project
considerable experience in the development of industrial-scale solar farms in Australia. The checklist of prospective specialists at first included five
Sep 28, 2022 // Plants, Large-Scale, Commercial, Markets & Finance News, Australia, Oceania, Frontier Energy
Warner Bros World Abu Dhabi To Get A 7 MW Masdar Built Solar Rooftop
most vital markets. So far, it has been markets like the United States and Australia where it has actually succeeded, with the industrial and commercial industry
Oct 13, 2020 // Plants, Large-Scale, Rooftop PV, Masdar, rooftop PV, warner bros world
SMA to support the second largest solar farm in Queensland
in Queensland alone," claims Joshua Birmingham, Director Project Sales at SMA
Nov 25, 2020 // Plants, Large-Scale, Australia, SMA, Oceania, solar farm, Joshua Birmingham
Sun Cable negotiates 300-MW solar offtake for AAPowerLink
letter of intent (LOI) was authorized with Australian resource and also mineral processing innovation firm Tivan Ltd (ASX: TVN) for the possible offtake of power from
Apr 12, 2023 // Markets & Finance News, Sun Cable, AAPowerLink
Italian tissue paper maker to power Greek ops with solar from RWE, PPC
agreement (PPA) was signed previously in May with RWE Renewables Europe & Australia and PPC Renewables, with their joint venture (JV) Meton Energy SA. Under its
May 18, 2023 // Markets & Finance News, Greece, Italy, Europe, rwe, PPC, Sofidel
Horizon Power Lights Up WA Solar Farm
Power has announced that its Major Projects Midwest Solar Program in Western Australia is now in full operation with the completion of a solar farm and Battery
Nov 27, 2023 // Plants, Large-Scale, Commercial, Storage, Australia, Oceania, PV Power Plant, Horizon Power
Mytilineos heightens concentrate on solar in quote to reach 3GW of ability by 2030
international pipeline of solar plants in markets such as Spain as well as Australia, indicates the company is "on a great course" to get to the 3GW target,
Feb 24, 2021 // Plants, Markets & Finance News, Storage, EPC, Spain, Greece, Battery Storage, Chile, South america, Europe, solar-plus-storage, decarbonisation, Mytilineos, largescaleeu, operations and maintenance, storagesummit, Nikos Papapetrou
SunCable's 14 GW Plan Inches Ahead With Move for Solar Mfg Plant in Darwin
provide possibilities to provide various other solar farms across northern Australia with the Maverick solar array systems. Phase two, it claimed, will certainly
Apr 6, 2021 // Manufacturing News, Markets & Finance News, Sun Cable, International, Solar Project, David Griffin, AAPL, Suncable
Australian eco-friendly hydrogen hub blocked by federal government
be improved 6,500 square kilometres of land in the Pilbara region of Western Australia, the Asian Renewable Energy Hub (AREH) would mainly be made use of for the
Jun 22, 2021 // Markets & Finance News, Policy, Solar to Fuel, Australia, Oceania, green hydrogen, asian renewable energy hub, Dan Gocher
Nobel-Winning Battery Leader Suggests Letting EVs Power the Grid to Go Green
centers are being deployed in raising numbers, led by projects in California, Australia as well as China. France-based Neoen SA recently brought a brand-new 300
Dec 14, 2021 // Technology, Storage, Japan, Asia, Akira Yoshino, EV
Chevron pulls out of Utah green hydrogen energy storage project
capacity to 100,000 barrels each day by 2030. BP buys comparable project in Australia Chevron's choice not to invest in a huge green hydrogen project coincides
Jun 22, 2022 // Storage, Solar to Fuel, USA, Utah, North America, green hydrogen, Chevron, renewables integration, combined cycle gas turbines, magnum, mitsubishi power americas
CEC issues warning over ‘collapse’ in new Australian renewables investment
Australia’s Clean Energy Council (CEC) has issued a stark warning over an apparent collapse in new investments into renewable energy projects. In a new policy briefing paper, dubbed ‘Australia’s Clean Energy Investment Outlook’, released today, the CEC has said that financial commitments to new renewables projects in the country amounted to just 800MW in each of the first two quarters of 2019. This is a far cry from the 4,500MW committed to in late 2019, and tantamount to levels not seen since Liberal politician Tony Abbott was the country’s prime minister. Figures included in the report note that the collapse from Q1 2019 to Q2 2019 is most stark. Just four large-scale renewables projects, with a total generation capacity of around 600MW, came forward in that quarter. Image: Clean Energy Council. CEC's briefing paper pointed to a growing policy void and the growing threat of government interference in the energy market as principal reasons behind the collapse. Furthermore, the document argues that with the proliferation of utility-scale batteries being committed across the country and a large number of pumped hydro storage projects being investigated, the addition of significant quantities of new renewable capacity could theoretically be supported. In excess of 500MW of battery capacity has been financially committed in the country, while more than 9GW of pumped hydro potential has been identified. It has left investor confidence in the Australian large-scale renewables and energy storage sectors “fragile”, the report argues, and puts Australian citizens at risk of future power price hikes, the trade body said. “With Australia’s coal-fired power stations ageing rapidly, it is essential new clean energy projects are built now to ensure lower power prices and improved reliability when these old clunkers retire from service,” Kane Thornton, chief executive at the CEC, said. In addition to a burgeoning policy gap, the CEC said that large-scale renewables projects were having to confront regulatory barriers relating to the country’s grid, a set of rules which the trade body dismissed as “no longer fit-for-purpose”. “The industry is working closely with the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) and the networks to address many of these issues in the short term, but a lot of the problems we are seeing now are symptoms of the underlying issues – the need for strategic investment in the electricity network to service the best zones for renewable energy across the country and unlock more cheap, clean power. “There is no excuse for a slow-down in investment in renewable energy as the industry begins unlocking the enormous potential of energy storage across Australia, effectively complementing renewable energy projects, Thornton added. The report has prompted Solar Citizens, a community-based renewables campaign group, to launch a nationwide petition calling on the Australia government to close the policy void by replacing the Renewable Energy Target with a new, national energy policy.
Sep 11, 2019 // Plants, Large-Scale, Commercial, Markets & Finance News, Storage, Grids, Policy, Battery Storage, Australia, Oceania, investment, renewable energy target, Kane Thornton
Australian tech billionaire to help fund 10 GW Sun Cable Project
The Sun Cable Project would aim to deliver 20% of Singapore’s energy from the Australian Outback. “I’m backing it,” Cannon-Brookes told the
Sep 27, 2019 // Markets & Finance News, USA, Australia, Asia, Oceania, Scott Morrison, Singapore, Donald Trump, North America, Mike Cannon-Brookes, Sun Cable Project, McDonald’s, Vanessa Petrie, Beyond Zero Emissions
'World's biggest green energy fund' sets sights on US$ 16bn investment pot
with talks continuous with possible factors in Europe, America, Asia, Australia and also Israel. Along with CIP's very own dedications, the fund's last pot
Jun 16, 2020 // Markets & Finance News, pv power plants, solar pv, Europe, Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners, Denmark, solar finance, investment fund, CIP