Half of the Waratah Super Battery is now live, providing a critical “shock absorber” function for New South Wales’ high-voltage …

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Huge savings can be made with efficient energy management and flexible responses to grid balancing events.

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The electrified depot will run as a test bed for other fleet-owners, with the ANU working on a platform that will interpret data for use as a planning tool.

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With a federal election looming and voters seeking decarbonisation of the grid, both parties should follow NSW’s lead and support energy savings and demand reduction schemes, writes Ric Brazzale.

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There has to be a way to push the cost of solar 70% lower, the ARENA chief says, as surely as there are effective methods to capture and store carbon. But exporting hydrogen...?

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The United Energy and Powercor networks are adding storage based on success of a trial of two pole-mounted batteries.

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The Energy Security Board’s Physical Retailer Reliability Obligation and the long road to tomorrow’s grid.

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The complex make-up of our energy grid is holding back its full potential, writes Mark Andrews. Only an earnest approach to risk mitigation and testing will ensure success of a new, clean NEM.

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