Energy Supply Australia is an independent publication about the Australian energy system — the grid, the market, and the companies driving the transition. We cover power, wind, solar, nuclear, gas and storage the way people inside the industry actually talk about them: with the numbers left in, the jargon taken out, and no press releases dressed up as news. If it changes how the country makes, moves or pays for energy, we’re writing about it.
Solar Power Roughly 4,200 kilometres of high-voltage direct-current subsea cable. A solar farm in the Northern Territory that would cover more ground than some Australian suburbs put together. And a collapse, in…
Thirty-two projects. That is roughly how many contracts the federal government had underwritten through the Capacity Investment Scheme…
32 gigawatts. That is the headline target sitting at the centre of the federal government's Capacity Investment Scheme…
Seven sites. Eleven gigawatts. Operational by the early 2040s. Those are the headline numbers from the Coalition's nuclear…
Snowy 2.0 has now cost past $12 billion and is still not generating a single watt. Meanwhile, a…
$1,984. That is roughly what a typical residential customer using around 4,000 kilowatt-hours a year pays annually on…
Three gigawatts. That's roughly the combined generation capacity Squadron Energy was spruiking across its portfolio when Andrew Forrest's…
Roughly 4,200 kilometres of high-voltage direct-current subsea cable. A solar farm in the Northern Territory that would cover…
In Australia, as energy costs increase and temperatures rise, more businesses and households are seeking more efficient, sustainable…
In Australia, as energy prices continue to increase, households are increasingly looking for environmentally-friendly, reliable and cost-effective alternatives. Taking…
Three hundred and fifty megawatts. That is the nameplate power capacity of the Waratah Super Battery, the New…
Borumba Dam sits about 90 kilometres northwest of the Sunshine Coast, in the Imbil State Forest. It's not…
Snowy 2.0 has now cost past $12 billion and is still not generating a single watt. Meanwhile, a…
Fourteen years. That is the shortest credible timeline any serious analyst has put on a first Australian nuclear…
Thirty-two projects. That is roughly how many contracts the federal government had underwritten through the Capacity Investment Scheme…
32 gigawatts. That is the headline target sitting at the centre of the federal government's Capacity Investment Scheme…
Energy Supply Australia is written by a small team that covers the grid, the market and the companies building the transition. No wire copy, no press releases dressed up as news.
