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Sonnen to open battery manufacturing facility in Adelaide

German battery storage company Sonnen has announced its intention to build a battery manufacturing plant in Adelaide. SA Premier Jay Weatherill described the announcement announcement as...

Construction commences on Australia’s largest wind farm

Construction has commenced on the $850 million Coopers Gap Wind Farm, located midway between Kingaroy and Dalby in Queensland. Once fully operational, the 453 megawatt...

World’s biggest Virtual Power Plant to generate 500 new jobs for SA

The South Australian State Government has announced the creation of the world's largest Virtual Power Plant The project will see as many as 50,000 households...

Port Augusta solar thermal plant receives development approval

SolarReserve’s $650 million Aurora plant is set to enter construction phase this year with the project receiving development approval from the South Australian State...

Major new wind farm to create 1,300 renewable energy jobs

More than 1,300 jobs will be created in Western Victoria with the massive expansion of Stawell’s Nectar Farms, powered by wind energy and backed...

MREP members to collectively purchase renewable energy from the Crowlands Wind Farm in Victoria

A group of local governments, cultural institutions, universities and corporations have agreed to collectively purchase renewable energy from a newly-built wind farm located about...

World’s biggest lithium ion battery enters testing period

The world’s largest lithium ion battery, located near Jamestown, is set to enter a phase of regulatory testing. Built by Tesla under a historic agreement...

Barwon Water set to go green by 2025

Barwon Water, Victoria's largest regional water corporation, has edged closer towards operating solely by renewable energy by 2025 with the start of construction work...

Solar power to drive bore pumps at Exmouth

WA’s Water Corporation will use solar power to generate energy for pumping bore water to the Exmouth community, located approximately 1,270km north of Perth. The...

Precision Components, UniSA to research next-gen solar power technology

Car parts manufacturer Precision Components has partnered with the University of South Australia to launch a new Concentrated Solar Research Field in the outer...
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