Author: Energy Ai

Australia will remotely switch off rooftop solar in a live grid test – here’s what the emergency backstop means for grid operators, installers, and energy markets.

BoM confirms El Niño arrival – hotter, drier summer ahead strains generation, hydro, and transmission just as New England REZ ramps up.

New NEM data shows solar-charged batteries discharging at record levels, cutting wholesale prices and reducing reliance on expensive gas peaking plants across Australia’s grid.

Sweden’s OX2 breaks ground on 400MW solar + 200MW/400MWh battery at former Muswellbrook coal mine, marking first major project in NSW’s Hunter Renewable Energy Zone.

A two-hour battery sharing grid connection with an operating solar farm in northern Victoria starts construction – here’s what it means for curtailment, revenue stacking, and hybrid asset strategy in the NEM.

LATAM Airlines breach exposes customer payment data, underscoring vulnerabilities in loyalty platforms that mirror energy sector’s digital transformation risks.

Argentina’s transfer of 3,900 km of highways to private toll operators reshapes transport costs for Vaca Muerta oil and gas, EV charging rollout, and fiscal space for energy subsidies.

New Australian environmental standards aim to protect nature but face criticism from conservation groups for insufficient ambition, while developers welcome clarity.

Australia’s battery boom has flattened the solar duck curve and slashed wholesale prices, but the same arbitrage revenue that funded early projects is vanishing – here’s what it means for developers, investors, and grid planners.

New federal pilot backs two remote Indigenous clean energy projects to financial close, testing a model to de-risk investment and deliver community ownership.