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1.1GW worth of solar contracts awarded in NSW renewable tender - Vimarsana News

1.1GW worth of solar contracts awarded in NSW renewable tender

Three renewables generation projects amounting to a collective 1.395GW have been awarded approvals in New South Wales’ most recent renewable energy tender.

As Liddell bites the dust, can NSW supply enough power for a looming El Niño summer peak? - Vimarsana News

As Liddell bites the dust, can NSW supply enough power for a looming El Niño summer peak?

As coal-fired plants continuing their demise, the largest source of new power every year for the past five has been rooftop solar

NSW officially declares Hunter-Central Coast REZ - Vimarsana News

NSW officially declares Hunter-Central Coast REZ

Another of the coordinated clean energy zones planned for New South Wales is a step closer to being developed with the state government announcing the Hunter-Central Coast Renewable Energy Zone, which has already attracted expressions of interest for almost 40 GW of generation, has been formally declared.

Energy ministers sign off on capacity mechanism - Vimarsana News

Energy ministers sign off on capacity mechanism

Australia’s energy ministers have unanimously agreed to establish a capacity investment mechanism that they anticipate will unleash at least $10 billion (USD 6.7 billion) worth of investment and at least 6 GW of renewable energy generation and storage to stabilise the grid as the nation’s ageing coal-fired power plants exit the energy market.

NSW tender targets 600 MW of storage and 380 MW of firming capacity - Vimarsana News

NSW tender targets 600 MW of storage and 380 MW of firming capacity

The New South Wales government will stage a competitive tender to secure at least 600 MW of long duration storage as well as 380 MW of firming capacity as the state looks to fill the gap created by the impending closure of the country’s biggest coal generator.