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27 March 2026

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Data centres line up for renewables contracts

The Energy Co AU Grid ·

Data industry executives have rushed to defend themselves from suggestions that the new load their services provide are putting undue strain on the grid. Pointing to their deep partnerships with renewable project developers, they have outlined plans to engage more directly with energy utilities. “We work hard to manage our power use responsibly,” Carly Wishart, the Managing Director, Corporate & International of Asia-Pacific data giant AirTrunk, said. “That means investing in technology that supports the grid, backing new renewable projects, improving our energy efficiency, and working closely

Energy ambition stuck in yesterday’s R&D settings

The Energy Co AU Power ·

Last week, the Australian Government released an independent review of Australia’s research and development system. The Review panel outlined ways to leverage greater value from research investment, grow business research and development (R&D), and use our scientific strengths to address national priorities and build new industries. The Review report, Ambitious Australia: Strategic Examination of Research and Development is right about one thing when it says that we cannot respond to the demands of the future “by keeping the status quo and just adding more funding to a broken system.” And for

Germany classifies cybersecurity threats for energy infrastructure

PV Magazine GLOBAL Grid ·

Germany’s Federal Network Agency will use a new, structured framework developed by Fraunhofer IOSB-AST to classify cybersecurity incidents in the energy sector. The methodology enables comprehensive risk assessments, from initial reports to systemic and economic impacts, supporting consistent evaluation across the entire energy value chain.

GridBeyond eyes Australian expansion with funding injection

Energy Magazine AU Grid ·

Image: GridBeyond Samsung Ventures has invested in GridBeyond as part of a €12 million ($20 million) equity round alongside existing shareholders such as Alantra's Energy Transition Fund, Klima, Energy Impact Partners, Mirova and ABB.

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Germany classifies cybersecurity threats for energy infrastructure

PV Magazine GLOBAL Grid ·

Germany’s Federal Network Agency will use a new, structured framework developed by Fraunhofer IOSB-AST to classify cybersecurity incidents in the energy sector. The methodology enables comprehensive risk assessments, from initial reports to systemic and economic impacts, supporting consistent evaluation across the entire energy value chain.

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