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13 September 2026

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Canberra forms an expert committee to govern rooftop solar and EVs, as NSW's giant Waratah battery proves its grid-stabilising power in a major new test.

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Expert committee to assist federal oversight of home solar, batteries and EVs, with minister having final say

RenewEconomy AU Policy ·

Federal energy ministers have established an expert committee to advise on national standards for consumer energy resources, including rooftop solar, batteries, and electric vehicles. The federal minister will retain final decision-making authority over these regulations to ensure consistency across the expanding distributed energy market.

Australia’s most powerful battery flexes muscles with second shock absorber test and biggest every charge

RenewEconomy – Storage AU Storage ·

Akaysha Energy’s Waratah Super Battery has successfully completed its second System Integrity Protection Scheme test and recorded the Australian grid's largest single charging event. The 850 MW / 1,680 MWh facility in New South Wales is designed to act as a virtual transmission shock absorber to increase regional power flow capacity.

Beyond the OCE

How competitive is BESS for data centers, really?

PV Magazine GLOBAL Storage ·

Volta Foundation’s July 2026 report ‘Where Batteries Can Win in Data Center Applications’ shows the two areas where battery energy storage systems (BESS) are winning, four where it is competing and two areas where it’s losing out to other technologie…

Section 232 and US module prices

PV Magazine GLOBAL Solar ·

As the dust settles from the Aug. 6 announcement of tariffs and minimum import prices on polysilicon and its derivatives, Jesse Pichel and Lev Seleznov of Roth Capital Partners explain the impact the long-awaited decision is expected to have on US mo…

The race for space solar

PV Magazine GLOBAL Solar ·

The orbital solar market is diversifying as the space economy's projected $2 trillion valuation by 2040 drives demand for advanced photovoltaic technology in cisLunar orbit. Eternal Sun | WAVELABS reports that the supplier landscape for space-based power is rapidly evolving to support expanding infrastructure between Earth and the moon.

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