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30 March 2026

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Today's Signal

Industry divided over market operator’s future

The Energy Co AU Grid ·

The clean energy industry has called for a complete overhaul of the Australian Energy Market Operator’s structure and function, with some experts urging a carve-out of its important power system planning role.

ARENA investment helps freight shift from diesel to electric trucks

ARENA News AU EV ·

ARENA is providing $25.3 million to NewVolt for the construction of three open-access fast-charging hubs in Victoria. This initiative aims to facilitate the transition of heavy road freight from diesel to electric vehicles by establishing a shared charging network.

Zenobē to double Australia’s electric-truck fleet with $100m investment

Energy Magazine AU Grid ·

Zenobē has announced a $100 million investment aimed at doubling the number of heavy electric trucks currently operating in Australia. This capital injection is intended to significantly expand the nation's existing fleet of zero-emission heavy vehicles.

1.6GWh grid-forming Rutherglen Battery receives EPBC Act approval in Australia

Energy-Storage.News AU Storage ·

The 1.6GWh Rutherglen Battery project in Queensland has secured federal environmental approval under the EPBC Act. This grid-forming storage facility is expected to provide significant firming capacity and essential system strength services to the regional network.

Faster, and a lot cheaper: First all-electric long haul delivery flags new era in Australia trucking

The Driven AU EV ·

Windrose Technology and Goodman Group have completed Australia’s first intercity freight delivery using an electric heavy-duty truck, achieving significantly lower energy costs and faster transit times than traditional diesel transport. The trial demonstrates the commercial viability of long-haul battery-electric logistics for the domestic supply chain.

Grid Connections 2026: Who’s going where and doing what in Australia’s green energy transition

RenewEconomy AU Grid ·

Major leadership transitions are underway across the Australian energy landscape, including the departure of CS Energy's CEO and the appointment of a new chief executive at Epic Energy. Additional executive shifts have been confirmed at BHP, Woodside, Synergy, and the Energy Networks Association, alongside financial and management changes at Janus Electric, Anza, and Kaluza.

Australia’s first end-to-end all-electric freight delivery

Energy Magazine AU Wind ·

Kaizenco and Windrose have completed Australia’s inaugural end-to-end electric freight journey, transporting consumer goods 460km from Sydney to Canberra. This milestone demonstrates the technical feasibility of long-haul heavy vehicle electrification using a dedicated battery-electric truck.

Gas giant makes 11th hour decision to pull massive CCS project from EPBC

RenewEconomy AU EV ·

Woodside Energy has withdrawn its proposed carbon capture and storage project at the North West Shelf in Western Australia from the federal environmental assessment process. The unexpected cancellation of the offshore sequestration scheme follows previous internal skepticism regarding the viability of the technology.