Western Power taps Schneider for new ‘flexibility’ platform using solar and storage
Western Power to pilot new energy management platform for 'flexibility services', boosting renewables penetration and supporting
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First Tesla Megapack big battery system switched on in UK
Six Tesla Megapacks with 15MWh combined capacity installed on UK grid in JV between Fotowatio Renewable Ventures and British renewables developer Harmony Energy.
ClearVue opens solar window to trillion-dollar US construction market
ASX-listed ClearVue inks deal to have its solar glass units integrated with the ultra-energy-efficient building component system of leading US construction materials company.
Spanish firm Iberdrola receives FIRB clearance for $864m Infigen takeover
Iberdrola receives clearance from the Foreign Investment Review Board, and board endorsement, for takeover of the ASX-listed Infigen Energy.
It’s taken Tesla just 10 years to end Ice Age for Big Auto and Big Oil
Tesla turns 10 as a listed company, and becomes the most value car company in the world as investors dial in the end of the ICE age for Big Oil and Big Auto.
States give clean energy sector big confidence boost in absence of federal policy
State policies boost confidence in clean energy sector to highest levels, despite Covid-19 disruptions and lacklustre federal energy policy.
Graph of the Day: Map of South Australia generation – wind, solar, batteries, gas
A map of existing generation plants in South Australia, including wind, solar, gas and battery storage. But no coal or hydro.
Solar developers downsize to dodge complex and costly connection rules
Solar developers look to downsize their projects to avoid complex connection rules that have delayed and added costs to many large scale projects.
Japan looks to shut down 100 ageing coal plants by 2030
Japan looks to shut down or mothball 100 ageing and inefficient coal generators over the next decade.
Swansea University deploys Redflow batteries for renewable energy Active Building demonstrator
Swansea University’s 120 kilowatt-hours (kWh) Redflow battery installation is now commissioned and operating, storing and supplying renewable energy on a microgrid that powers the Swansea University Active Building demonstrator.