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Energy transition: Rapid coal exit to pile pressure on power grid build-out - Vimarsana News

Energy transition: Rapid coal exit to pile pressure on power grid build-out

All coal power plants will have closed by 2038, the energy market operator said in a forecast that piles on pressure to pick up the pace of the transmission build-out.

Source: afr.com
NSW gets first $100m out of $20b Rewiring the Nation fund - Vimarsana News

NSW gets first $100m out of $20b Rewiring the Nation fund

Clean Energy Finance Corporation has allocated a $100 million loan towards NSW’s electricity infrastructure road map to help it deliver 12GW of projects by 2030.

Source: afr.com
Clean energy transition: Long haul ahead to right off-track Australia - Vimarsana News

Clean energy transition: Long haul ahead to right off-track Australia

Problems around new transmission means Australia may fall short of its 2030 targets, but political will, capital and renewable resources remain strong drivers for the transition.

Source: afr.com
Pollination executive Zoe Whitton, Paul Broad, Matthew Warren among experts warning of summer blackouts - Vimarsana News

Pollination executive Zoe Whitton, Paul Broad, Matthew Warren among experts warning of summer blackouts

A summer of blackouts has emerged as a real risk from Australia’s creaking power system, increasing the likelihood of extra government intervention.

Source: afr.com
Transgrid overcooked cost of alternate HumeLink plan, residents claim - Vimarsana News

Transgrid overcooked cost of alternate HumeLink plan, residents claim

A residents group agitating for major poles and wires to be buried underground says the energy giant overstated the cost by more than 50 per cent.

Source: afr.com