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    Renewables are the cheapest and nuclear the most expensive forms of energy- CSIRO 
    CSIRO GenCost Report - Renewables are the Cheapest and Nuclear the Most Expensive Forms of Energy

    By Mike Carabott and Krystle Will | May 29, 2024

    Australia’s most respected scientific body – The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) – has stated that renewable energy is much cheaper than any …

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    Eraring Power Station to remain operational until 2027, possibly 2029 
    Eraring Power Station to operate until 2027 header image - Eraring site

    By Mike Carabott and Krystle Will | May 24, 2024

    In a strategic attempt to safeguard against power price spikes and ensure energy stability, the New South Wales government has struck an agreement with Origin …

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    California smashes battery storage records – Can Australia do the same? 
    Desert Sunlight Solar Farm Battery - California battery storage smashes records - Can Australia do the same featured image

    By Val Calma and Ewen Beard | May 7, 2024

    California’s transition to green energy seems to be picking up pace this spring, with big batteries overtaking other power sources during evening peaks and renewables collectively …

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    Callide C3 Unit returns to service 
    Callide C3 unit returns to service header - Callide Power Plant

    By Mike Carabott and Ben Wallington | April 22, 2024

    CS Energy’s Callide C coal-fired power station has partially returned to service some 17 months after it was abruptly taken offline due to a structural …

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    Engie announces closure of two diesel generators in South Australia
    Engie announces closure of two diesel generators in South Australia image - Generator

    By Mike Carabott and Ewen Beard | February 15, 2024

    In South Australia, a landscape dominated by renewables, Engie has announced the closure of the Snuggery and Port Lincoln diesel generators.   The impending shutdown poses …

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    Navigating the Transition to a Net Zero Economy
    Navigating the transition to a Net Zero economy header - Wind Turbines

    By Mike Carabott and Krystle Will

    Australia stands at the crossroads of a monumental energy transformation, transitioning from a reliance on coal-fired generation to embracing renewable energy sources with the hopes …

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    A Cautionary Tale for Nuclear Small Modular Reactors 
    A Cautionary Tale for Nuclear Small Modular Reactors - Nuclear Reactor Image

    By Mike Carabott and Krystle Will

    Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) have been a recurring topic in the ever-evolving energy production landscape, especially given Australia’s resistance to nuclear power. NuScale, a key …

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    What are Virtual Power Plants? Should your business join the bandwagon?
    What Are Virtual Power Plants Featured Image - Renewable Energy Mix

    By Val Calma and Krystle Will

    Recently, we’ve had several businesses inquiring about virtual power plants or VPPs – namely asking about what they are and whether they would serve an …

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    Spring Renewables: Lower Prices, Higher Capacity
    Renewable energy in the spring - Lower prices, higher capacity header

    By Mike Carabott and Krystle Will | November 7, 2023

    Spring brings about a notable change in the energy landscape as demand for electricity decreases and solar power production surges, with the oversupply resulting in …

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    Cheaper prices, more renewables and less coal – AEMO Q3 report
    AEMO Q3 2023 Report header

    By Mike Carabott and Krystle Will | November 7, 2023

    Reduced wholesale prices, reduced operational demand and declining coal versus ascendant renewables were the most salient points in The Australian Energy Market Operator’s (AEMO) Q3 …

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