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Urgent investment needed to avoid Australian electricity shortages: report-Xinhua - Vimarsana News

Urgent investment needed to avoid Australian electricity shortages: report-Xinhua

Urgent investment needed to avoid Australian electricity shortages: report-

'Urgent' investment in long-duration energy storage, generation and transmission needed to keep power supply secure: AEMO CEO Daniel Westerman - Vimarsana News

'Urgent' investment in long-duration energy storage, generation and transmission needed to keep power supply secure: AEMO CEO Daniel Westerman

The risk of supply shortages leading to unreliable power has faded over the next two summers but will revive in 2025 unless more investment is made, AEMO warned.

Source: afr.com
Australia at risk of electricity supply shortages as renewable projects lag behind coal plant closures - Vimarsana News

Australia at risk of electricity supply shortages as renewable projects lag behind coal plant closures

Successive La Niñas have eased demand but with many renewable and storage projects now delayed, the energy market operator has revised its projections

Energy crisis: Crunch time looms for Origin Energy on Eraring closure - Vimarsana News

Energy crisis: Crunch time looms for Origin Energy on Eraring closure

Delays to Snowy Hydro projects have revived speculation Origin may need to defer the shutdown of the country’s biggest power station.

Source: afr.com
Snowy Hydro's confirmation of Snowy 2.0 delay sharpens worries on east coast power 'gap' - Vimarsana News

Snowy Hydro's confirmation of Snowy 2.0 delay sharpens worries on east coast power 'gap'

A 12-month delay in the hydro project has stoked doubts whether Origin will need to run its Eraring coal power plant beyond the targeted closure date of 2025 to avoid shortages.

Source: afr.com