Tag: renewable energy

A massive renewable energy project is coming to the Northern Territory through a strategic partnership between the NT Government and Samsung C&T Corporation Engineering & Construction. 

The Queensland Government’s inaugural Brigalow Peaking Power Plant has commenced delivery, facilitated by a partnership spearheaded by the publicly owned energy company CS Energy, with GE Vernova providing hydrogen-ready peaking generation units to diminish the state's dependence on fossil gas.

RGM Maintenance is constructing an $18.8 million Defence and Hydrogen Maintenance Hub in the Cleveland Bay Industrial Park, which will serve as the next-generation centre for green-powered trucking fleets and Australian Defence Force (ADF) heavy vehicles. 

Aerospace startup AMSL Aero has received $5.43 million in funding from the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) to help develop its hydrogen-powered electric Vertical Take-Off and Landing (eVTOL) aircraft. 

Bell Bay, Tasmania, could soon be home to SunCable’s proposed advanced high-voltage subsea cable manufacturing facility, which would address global supply constraints of high-voltage direct current (HVDC) subsea cable. 

Tivan Limited has entered into a contract with Larrakia Energy to deliver a maximum of 30 MW of renewable energy starting in 2026 to support the former’s ambitious Vanadium Electrolyte Facility project at Middle Arm.

The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has unveiled an $11 million funding commitment to support SunDrive Solar, an Australian solar technology firm, in the expansion of its solar cell metallisation technology.

The Queensland Government has unveiled a $1.3 billion investment package dedicated to advancing the CopperString 2032 project, underscoring Queensland's dedication to delivering Australia's most extensive transmission project.

Victoria's State Electricity Commission (SEC) is making a comeback to foster a skilled energy workforce, as the state pushes forward to reach its goal of 95 per cent renewable energy by 2035.

A UNSW Sydney-led research consortium has released a report outlining a series of steps to transform New South Wales into a global renewable energy superpower.