storage

Despite technical challenges, co-locating solar PV and BESS could provide an answer to many of Europe's renewable energy challenges.

Frontier Energy has secured firm commitments for an AU$110 million equity raising for the 132MW first stage of its Waroona project in WA.

Sigenergy has moved into agentic AI with the launch of its all-domain intelligent energy agent, SigenAgent.

Queensland has opened a formal call for proposals under the state government’s AU$200 million North West Energy Fund in Australia.

With BESS in the generation mix, energy is no longer simply generated and exposed to the market; it can be stored and used when most valuable.

What financing options are there for renewable developers who find themselves shut out of some of Europe’s supportive auction programmes?

BHP and Yindjibarndi Energy Corporation (YEC) will assess potential large-scale energy solutions for iron ore operations in Western Australia's Pilbara region.

Government policy and market factors are the main conditions encouraging the co-location of renewable generation projects and BESS.

Developers of co-located solar-plus-storage projects need to ensure their projects are designed to ‘solve’ the challenges faced by offtakers.

OX2 has started construction work at its Muswellbrook project, which combines 135MW of solar capacity and 100MW of batteries.