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27 October 2026

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Weekly Dispatch 2 min read

The New South Wales Government introduced legislation to allow the Mount Pleasant coal mine to expand production by 32 per cent. Akaysha Energy secured a $1.75 billion portfolio financing facility to fund its pipeline of utility-scale battery projects. The Capacity Investment Scheme closed its 1.8 GW renewable generation tender for Western Australia.

News 6|Policy 4|Market 5|Tenders 1|Dates 4
Week 43 · 19 to 25 Oct
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Snowy Hydro updated the cost of its 2.2 GW pumped hydro project to between $22 billion and $25 billion. Developers committed 2.6 GW of new renewable generation capacity in the first half of 2026. Atmos Renewables started building the 470 MW Parron Maam Marang Wind Farm in Western Australia.

AU 12 |Global 9 | Storage 8|Solar 5|Wind 4
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Queensland and WA winning on renewable generation pipeline

The Energy Co AU Policy ·

Australia's renewable investment reached 2.6GW across 12 projects in H1 2026, surpassing the total 2025 capacity. While utility-scale batteries dominate, wind projects are gaining momentum with 1.5GW of CIS-backed capacity reaching financial close or starting construction since July, primarily in Queensland and Western Australia.

Renewable investment surpasses 2025 total

Utility Magazine AU Power ·

Image: Ewout Pahud/stock.adobe.com Australia’s large-scale renewable energy investment accelerated in the first half of 2026, with new generation commitments exceeding the total recorded across all of 2025, according to the Clean Energy Council. […]

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BESS already reducing curtailment in Chile, says ACERA; in-construction projects to triple capacity

Energy-Storage.News GLOBAL Storage ·

Chile's renewable energy association ACERA reports that existing battery storage is already lowering curtailment, with capacity expected to triple as 3,000 MW of projects currently under construction reach completion. Executive director Ana Lía Rojas highlighted that these additions are critical for managing the country's growing renewable energy surplus.

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