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10 March 2021 EnergyAustralia announced an early closure of the Yallourn power station on Wednesday, but rather than throwing the energy market into chaos, the certainty of Yallourn’s closure has been uniformly welcomed by everyone other than the Morrison government. The Australian Energy Market Operator, the institution responsible for keeping the lights on, praised the significant notice period given by EnergyAustralia, and that the closure of additional coal fired power stations are already expected over the next two decades. “AEMO welcomes the certainty as to the future of the Yallour...

10 March 2021 One of Australia’s oldest and most polluting power stations – the Yallourn brown coal generator in Victoria – is to close four years early and will be partially replaced by what is being described as the world’s biggest battery. EnergyAustralia’s Jeeralang big battery – sized at 350MW and 1400MWh – may be the biggest battery “commitment” made to date, but even bigger batteries have already been mooted in Australia and overseas, and will likely be built by the time Jeeralang is delivered at the end of 2026. But what is clear is that there is a massive shift hap...

Yallourn's early closure highlights a dawning realisation cropping up around the world - no grid needs coal. We can be rid of it quickly.

3 March 2021 The Australian Energy Regulator has been told to get on with the job of approving a crucial new network interconnection between New South Wales and South Australia, after the market operator insisted the project still stacks up economically despite accelerating developments in the energy market. The $2.4 billion link is emerging as a key flashpoint in the accelerating change to a renewables dominated grid, with the incumbent coal lobby seeking avenues to question and delay, and key state governments growing increasingly frustrated by the delays of the industry regulator. TransGri...