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as well as various other aspects of the effort. In an associated news, the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) said it would certainly guide AU$ 5 countless

has actually announced it has actually gotten authorizations from the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) as well as TransGrid for full commercial

and applicable in real life. The R&D was granted by the funds from two Australian (ARENA and ARC) and two Chinese (technology group of Guangdong and NSFC)

which is by far Australia's biggest greenhouse gas emitter, said the retail system would certainly be called "New AGL" and come to be the country's biggest

batteries set you back 30% much less. Since renewable resources' share in Australia's total power generation has actually been increasing in recent times (27.7%

park in the UK and also the 150-MW Kidston Stage-3 Wind onshore wind park in

(IPP), allowing for recurring revenue generation.Focused on Europe and Australia, EEW has developed 1.5 GW of projects and holds a pipeline of 9 GW. CEO Svante

Power, an entirely had subsidiary of Australia's biggest independent committed oil as well as gas business, Woodside Oil, has actually provided Heliogen a

space, claimed in a statement that the contracts originate from North America, Australia and also Asia. It plans to give further information "in due time". NHOA kept

"infuse fresh vitality" into the global market. Raystech ships modules to Australia, New Zealand, Southeast Asia and also Europe, and also Seraphim president

the last 10 years the Group has actually installed 1.3 GW in Europe and also

renewables developer Windlab has announced that its landmark energy hub in the Australian state of Queensland has been connected to the grid. The Kennedy Energy Hub is

200MW solar project planned for Victoria, southern Australia, has been denied planning permission by the state's planning arbitrator. In its decision, the

Australia’s national science agency, CSIRO, has fired up the country’s first “beam-down” solar reactor at its Newcastle Energy Centre—an innovation that captures concentrated sunlight, points it downwards and turns water into green hydrogen in one seamless step.  Conventional tower systems focus heliostat mirrors on a receiver at the top of the tower. CSIRO’s redesign places a secondary mirror there, redirecting the intense beam to ground-level where a fluidised bed of doped ceria particles hits temperatures beyond 1,300 °C. In a two-step redox cycle, the hot material releases oxygen; when steam is injected, it re-oxidises and yields high-purity hydrogen—no fossil fuel heat, no direct carbon emissions. Backed by the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) and developed with Niigata University, the 250-kW pilot has achieved solar-to-hydrogen efficiencies topping 20 %—roughly triple typical solar-driven electrolysis benchmarks. Researchers say the modular reactor can ramp quickly with cloud cover, making it a fit for iron, steel and alumina producers that struggle to electrify high-temperature processes.  CSIRO chemical engineer Dr Michael Rae calls the demonstration “a critical proof of concept” for exporting sunshine in molecular form: “Beam-down simplifies optics, keeps the chemistry on the ground and paves a path to hundred-megawatt solar-fuel plants.” The team is now logging performance data for a year-long campaign while scouting industry partners to scale a multi-megawatt follow-up.  While green-hydrogen headlines often focus on electrolyser gigafactories, solar-thermochemical routes like beam-down promise deeper cuts in embedded emissions by ditching grid electricity altogether. Analysts at RenewEconomy note that if the pilot meets durability targets, Australia could combine its vast sunbelt, mineral exports and shipping links to Japan and Korea into a new energy trade built on carbon-free molecules rather than LNG. The Newcastle breakthrough comes amid a global race to decarbonise “hard-to-abate” sectors. Europe’s HySys program and U.S. National Renewable Energy Laboratory are field-testing similar redox cycles, yet CSIRO’s beam-down marks the first fully integrated solar-hydrogen trial at meaningful scale. Commercial-scale units, researchers estimate, could be online before 2030—just in time for steelmakers facing the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism and other tightening climate policies.

expert Ingeteam has won the technology package for Maryvale, eastern Australia’s first DC-coupled solar-plus-storage project, marking a breakthrough in