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Robotics and AI to have key roles in FTC Solar’s future in Australia: CEO

US-based FTC Solar is currently shipping solar tracker systems to Australia, bound for the Fraser Coast 330 MW solar / 180 MW battery, and 82 MW


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New 2-stage BESS for Victoria to provide 1.4 GWh of capacity

Victoria-headquartered gentailer Flow Power has begun construction of its 100 MW / 223 MWh Bennetts Creek Battery project and has announced a proposed 300 MW / 1.2 GWh Stage 2, to be built beside Stage 1.


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Ausgrid trials C&I rooftop solar initiative to share energy benefits with renters

East coast electricity distributor Ausgrid is rolling out a trial to turn commercial and industrial (C&I) rooftop solar surplus, into an opportunity to share energy with consumers who can’t install solar.


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Four projects backed by 2023 NSW firming tender achieve 3 GWh milestone

Four projects awarded New South Wales (NSW) Electricity Infrastructure Roadmap (EIR) firming infrastructure 2023 tenders, are now operational, marking a milestone that delivers 1 GW / 3 GWh dispatchable, on-demand firming capacity to the state.

The NSW EIR Tender 2 awarded Long-Term Energy Service Agreements (LTESAs) to Iberdrola’s 65 MW / 130 MWh Smithfield battery...


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Make renewables infrastructure to make them investible

Wind and solar are much more financeable as infrastructure than market facing

In a rather long-winded way this note seeks to make four points.

Rising bond rates cause renewable energy sensitive listed stocks to underperform creating negative sentiment for new investment. From a new development perspective a 1% rise in bond rates requires som...

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