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Renewables hit a record 80% of NEM demand for the first time, crashing spot prices by 35% and exposing the urgent need for new grid management rules as curtailment bites.
Renewables met more than 80 per cent of total grid demand for first time on Saturday, and might have met more than 100 pct were it not for heavy curtailment of wind and solar.
A new Consumer Energy Resources Technical Code will define the standards and capabilities required of regulated products such as EVs, batteries and PV.
The onslaught of new fully-electric light commercial vehicles isn’t going to end any time soon. Hyundai have just announced an all-electric version of their popular Staria van.
Zeekr’s new electric shooting brake is coming to Australia with up to 670km of range, and a 500kW Performance version capable of hitting 100km/h in just 3.1 seconds.
Ofgem is considering new financial commitment fees for battery energy storage projects to reduce the UK's grid connection backlog, which currently exceeds 2030 capacity requirements by over 100%. The proposed charges aim to eliminate unviable projects from the queue to accelerate deployment for serious developers.
Brazil’s PV module imports fell 48% year on year to 5.48 GW in the first half of 2026, driven by an 82% decline in demand from utility-scale projects amid widespread curtailment.
Grid operator Eon Edis has withdrawn previously agreed import capacity for a newly opened 69 MW solar-plus-storage plant in northeastern Germany, limiting its 76.5 MWh battery to storing only power generated on-site.
The chemical industry requires enormous amounts of hydrogen for a wide range of products and processes.
A 7-0 vote by Lamar Consolidated Independent School District approves property tax incentives for Project Crystal Sun, advancing plans for a vertically integrated solar cell and module facility in Fort Bend County.
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