Callide C4’s return to service has been delayed for another month, with August 31 as the new target date. Faults have beset the power station …
Coalition energy policy’s focus on traditional sources clashes with public and industry calls for sustainable targets
As Australia grapples with the effects of climate change and the need for a resilient energy infrastructure, the Coalition has unveiled a suite of climate …
June 2024 Electricity Market Review
Market Commentary In June 2024, electricity spot prices climbed in all states across the National Energy Market excluding New South Wales as low renewable output …
Australia’s pioneering role in solar energy
Australia’s journey to becoming a global leader in residential solar energy is a testament to its solar energy pioneers’ vision, innovation, and determination. Australian research …
Network tariffs – What are they and is your business paying more than it should be?
Network charges account for between 30 and 60 per cent of an average Australian energy bill and a shift towards cost-reflective pricing models for network …
Edify Energy Proposes Massive Solar and Battery Project Adjacent to Rebuilt Callide Power Station
Edify Energy’s proposal to build a 200 MW wind farm and 800 MWh battery adjacent to Callide C is gaining significant traction. The large-scale solar and …
Return of Callide C Power Station: What Impact Will It Have on Wholesale Futures and Spot Prices?
After more than a year of being completely out of action due to severe faults, Queensland’s Callide C Power Station is poised to return to …
May 2024 Electricity Market Review
Market Commentary An increase in spot wholesale futures prices in all states across the National Energy Market was triggered by a combination of a third …
Urgent Investments Needed in Australia’s Energy Market: AEMO
The Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) has released an essential update to the 2023 Electricity Statement of Opportunities (ESOO), highlighting the critical need for urgent …
Renewables are the cheapest and nuclear the most expensive forms of energy- CSIRO
Australia’s most respected scientific body – The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) – has stated that renewable energy is much cheaper than any …