Australia’s Clean Energy Council says it while it has not endorsed the Federal Government’s proposed National Energy Guarantee, it remains open to the idea – but more detail is needed.
CEC : “Big Questions” About The National Energy Guarantee
Zen Energy Launches South Australian Gigawatt Program
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Large-scale solar PV, a major battery system, pumped hydro storage and demand response projects were approved by Zen Energy’s Board yesterday morning.
100% Renewables For The City Of St. Louis
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From coal town to clean energy town – the city of St. Louis in Missouri will soon undergo a major energy transition.
Redflow Announces 60kWh Australian Residential Energy Storage Installation
Australian energy storage company Redflow has announced the largest residential installation to date in the country of its ZCell solar battery solution.
IFC Consortium Finalises Investment In The World’s Largest Solar Park

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A USD $653 million debt package for the construction of 13 solar farms at Egypt’s Benban Solar Park was finalised by the International Finance Corporation (IFC) on the weekend.
Call For An SA Government-Owned Electricity Retailer
A new report calls for South Australian government owned, public interest electricity retailer that could also help put low-income households on the path to acquiring solar panels.
Another Conversion Efficiency World Record For Jinko Solar
Jinko Solar has announced it has again set a new a conversion efficiency record – this time for P-type monocrystalline PERC solar cells.
Solar Power To Help Protect NT/QLD Gas Pipeline
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MPower has announced delivery of the first off-grid solar power systems for Jemena’s Northern Gas Pipeline have commenced.
100% Renewable Energy For New Zealand By 2035
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As part of a deal with the Green Party, New Zealand’s new government will accelerate and boost its renewable energy goals.
QLD Government To Offer No-Interest Loans For Solar And Storage
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Under the Palaszczuk Government’s $2 billion Affordable Energy Plan, Queenslanders unable to access upfront capital will be able to apply for a no-interest loan for solar panels and battery storage.
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