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WA breaks ground on Australia’s first renewable hydrogen microgrid
Sophie Vorrath12 May 20210 comments

Works have begun on what will become Australia’s first community microgrid to incorporate renewable hydrogen, a $9.3 million project in the remote WA town of Denham.

Solar, Featured, Off-Grid, Tariffs
Solar tax could trigger a mass exodus from the grid, new survey says
Sophie Vorrath12 May 20210 comments

Survey finds solar households overwhelmingly oppose the AEMC's proposed rooftop solar tax, but how many would rather quit the grid than pay to export their power?

Other Renewables, Battery/Storage, Off-Grid, Solar
Ergon to shift Thursday Island from diesel to renewable microgrids
Sophie Vorrath30 Apr 20210 comments

Queensland utility calls for expressions of interest for renewable energy solutions for two diesel fuel-dependent remote communities.

Solar, News, Off-Grid
Unique off-grid solar project debuts Sunport flexible modules
Joshua S Hill29 Apr 20210 comments

Sunport Power installs Japanese off-grid solar project using the company’s metal wrap through (MWT) technology, which boasts flexibility and greater solar efficiency.

Solar, Battery/Storage, Off-Grid
Juwi awarded contract to build solar farm at Gruyere gold mine microgrid
Sophie Vorrath16 Apr 20210 comments

A 13MW solar farm that will combine with battery storage and gas to power a gold mine in Western Australia is expected to be up and running by the end of this year.

Off-Grid, Battery/Storage, Solar
NT to shift all remote communities to renewable microgrids
Sophie Vorrath12 Apr 20210 comments

NT government to establish competitive tender process to transition scores of remote indigenous communities to renewable-based power systems by 2030.

Off-Grid, Battery/Storage, Solar
From seven solar mini-grids to 750: How Cameroon is empowering communities
Lisa Cohn8 Apr 20210 comments

In the Central African country of Cameroon, where electricity is scarce outside of major cities, a public-private partnership has a set goal of installing 750 minigrids.

Battery/Storage, Off-Grid, Solar
Tackling energy resilience with solar and deeply discounted Tesla batteries
Ethan Howland25 Mar 20210 comments

A Californian city has approved plans to install solar-based microgrids at five critical facilities using Tesla batteries paid for by a state-backed energy resilience scheme.

Off-Grid, Battery/Storage, Solar
Hybrid solar and battery system to power mineral sands project in W.A.
James Fernyhough16 Mar 20210 comments

ASX-listed miner Strandline Resources has signed a 15-year supply agreement with Contract Power, a move that will see it pay less for power than originally forecast.

News, Battery/Storage, Off-Grid
Texas grid failure shows how microgrids offer hope for a better future
Michael D. Mehta10 Mar 20210 comments

Microgrids and supporting technologies offer the potential to make grid failures like what happened in Texas a thing of the past.

Other Renewables, Battery/Storage, Electric Vehicles, Off-Grid, Solar
Mining majors pledge to electrify industry with renewables, batteries, EVs
Sophie Vorrath10 Mar 20210 comments

Fourteen companies join forces to decarbonise Australian mining industry and to help it harness the benefits of renewables, storage and electric vehicles.

Solar, Energy Efficiency, Off-Grid
Two Victorian towns could go off grid under new network proposal
James Fernyhough2 Mar 20210 comments

Donald and Tarnagulla, west of Bendigo, could be the first large communities that are taken off grid and powered by local renewables and storage.

Other Renewables, Off-Grid, Solar
Gippsland town volunteers for micro-grid trial to reduce dependence on main grid
James Fernyhough2 Mar 20210 comments

The town of Heyfield 200km east of Melbourne will be the guinea pig for new microgrid technology in a study led by UTS.

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