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12 September 2026

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Energy ministers will review rules to connect renters with batteries, a move that could unlock a vast new market for consumer energy resources as NEM prices spike 22% week-on-week.

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Rooftop revamp promises “biggest CBD solar farm,” as old panels get a second life

RenewEconomy – Solar AU Solar ·

The International Convention Centre Sydney is installing a 1.1MW rooftop solar array, replacing its original 520kW system to create the largest CBD PV farm in the Southern Hemisphere. The project involves donating the decommissioned panels to remote communities in the Northern Territory for reuse.

Matching EV charging, solar and 3 phase supplies. How hard can it be?

The Driven AU EV ·

Residential consumers with three-phase power supplies face technical complexities when attempting to synchronise electric vehicle charging speeds with onsite solar generation. The choice between single and three-phase hardware determines the efficiency of self-consumption and the ability to balance loads across different electrical phases.

Beyond the OCE

Solarize Africa: The case of Madagascar

PV Magazine GLOBAL Solar ·

Madagascar is transitioning from expensive diesel generation to solar-diesel hybrid systems with battery storage to mitigate frequent blackouts and high energy costs. Five operational hybrid projects currently demonstrate the potential for PV to lower fuel usage and electricity prices, providing a scalable electrification template for the sub-Saharan region.

Vattenfall approves FID for 254MW battery project in Germany

Power Technology GLOBAL Storage ·

Vattenfall has reached a final investment decision to build a 254MW/1,000MWh battery energy storage system in Brunsbüttel, Germany. The Swedish utility's project represents a significant expansion of its European storage portfolio with a four-hour discharge duration.

South Korea forecast to add 3.5 GW of solar in 2026

PV Magazine GLOBAL Solar ·

The Export–Import Bank of Korea says the country is on track to add more this solar this year than last year, as the Korean government works on developing a distributed power grid that facilitates greater integration of distributed energy resources.

Latvenergo expands Baltic battery storage, solar push alongside wind deals

PV Magazine GLOBAL Solar ·

Latvian state-owned utility Latvenergo is integrating solar and battery storage assets into its existing wind power acquisition strategy. This expansion aims to diversify the Baltic region's generation mix and bolster energy security through a multi-technology renewable portfolio.

On the Wire

The Hydrogen Stream: AEM electrolysis could deliver hydrogen at $3.27/kg, say Repsol, P2HP

PV Magazine GLOBAL Solar ·

Repsol and Power to Hydrogen finished a 1,250-hour trial of hybrid AEM electrolysis technology, achieving 99.9% purity at pressures reaching 30 bar. The partners estimate levelised hydrogen costs of €3.86/kg, potentially dropping to €2.82/kg with optimal renewables, and are now evaluating a 500 kW to megawatt-scale demonstration project.

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