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Moree Solar Farm achieves first generation
Fotowatio Renewable Ventures’ (FRV) Moree Solar Farm in Northern NSW has successfully achieved first generation on Thursday, feeding 56 MW of renewable solar energy...
ARENA announces short-list of 22 large-scale solar projects selected to take next step
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has announced the short-list of projects that made it to the next stage of its $100 million large-scale...
Large-scale solar to power Queensland town of Barcaldine
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency is providing $22.8 million support towards the construction of a new big solar farm at the historic sheep and...
One of the largest Aussie solar power projects comes online Â
Privately-owned Australian renewable energy company Epuron has announced that the newly expanded Uterne Solar Plant in Alice Springs in the Northern Territory – one...
Australia’s largest solar project hits major milestone
Almost 100,000 solar photovoltaic panels have been installed to date on Australia’s largest solar array under construction, the Moree Solar Farm (MSF).
According to the...
Experts say Australia’s policy on renewable energy stifles investments in the sector
California-based renewable energy company Solar Reserve has abandoned plans to develop electricity plants for the public market in Australia because of the Government’s hostile...
Australia’s $10b clean-energy bank set to announce solar deals
The Australian Government’s A$10 billion clean-energy bank, which operates under the Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) Act 2012, is set to announce a number...
Thousands of new manufacturing jobs at risk if Government axes Clean Energy Finance Corporation
The Australian Manufacturing Workers’ Union is urging the Federal Government to rethink the abolishing of the Clean Energy Finance Corporation, after the government-owned organisation...
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Beyond Insights: Building trust into digital transformation technologies
Digital transformation technologies are experiencing a gold rush in the manufacturing industry, not just in Australia but beyond. However, amid this surge in cutting-edge tech and automation processes, a fundamental element remains crucial: trust.
