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ORIGIN Smart Charging Trial – Final report (PDF, 4MB)
Published 2023
Origin completed a trial that commenced in August 2020 and involved managing 200 EV smart chargers of residential and commercial participants. This report summarises insights and lessons learned over the 28-month trial period.-
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AER Draft RRO Contract and Firmness Guideline
Published 2019
This submission provides background information derived from ARENA projects as relevant to the AER’s consideration of the Contract and Firmness Guideline.What is demand response?
Published 2017
Demand response is a big idea that could help keep the lights on this summer. Find out how it will impact the national electricity market.Geothermal heat pumps at western Sydney estate
Published 2021
Residents in a development in western Sydney are saving energy and money by using geothermal heat pumps to provide heating and cooling.What is electricity system strength and why does it matter?
Published 2021
Maintaining the strength of the electricity system is a particular challenge as fossil fuel power stations are replaced with renewables.Report: Executive Summary – Battery of The Nation Analysis of The Future NEM
Published 2018
Stage 1 analysis of the future energy investment opportunities identified by the Battery of the Nation concept shows Tasmania can make a significant contribution to the transformation of the National Electricity Market (NEM) over the next two decades.-
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Report: Solar-driven Supercritical CO2 Brayton Cycle (1- UFA004)
Published 2017
Supercritical Carbon dioxide power cycles enable a significant increase in thermal efficiency over traditional steam Rankine cycles seen in the majority of current thermal power stations both fossil fuelled and solar thermal.-
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Report: 2017 Annual Report – Advanced Centre for Advanced Photovoltaics
Published 2020
This report covers the period from 1 January to 31 December 2017. Over the past five years, both ACAP and AUSIAPV have moved quickly to establish a high profile within the international research community.-
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Appendix: 2017 Annual Report – Advanced Centre for Advanced Photovoltaics
Published 2020
This report covers the period from 1 January to 31 December 2017. Over the past five years, both ACAP and AUSIAPV have moved quickly to establish a high profile within the international research community.-
Download PDF (7 MB) Appendix: 2017 Annual Report – Advanced Centre for Advanced Photovoltaics
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Media Release: $160 million 60 MW Kennedy Park wind, solar and battery hybrid reaches financial close in Queensland
Published 2017
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) today announced $18 million in funding for the $160 million Kennedy Park wind, solar and battery project, based in North Queensland.-
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Media Release: $160 million 60 MW Kennedy Park wind, solar and battery hybrid reaches financial close in Queensland
Published 2017
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) today announced $18 million in funding for the $160 million Kennedy Park wind, solar and battery project, based in North Queensland.-
Download PDF (136 KB) Media Release: $160 million 60 MW Kennedy Park wind, solar and battery hybrid reaches financial close in Queensland
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$160 million 60 MW Kennedy Park wind, solar and battery hybrid reaches financial close in Queensland
Published 2017
ARENA today announced $18 million in funding for the $160 million Kennedy Park wind, solar and battery project, based in North Queensland.Energy buyers flex sustainable credentials
Published 2021
Strong demand for renewable power purchase agreements has been driven by consumers’ growing appetite for sustainability, according to a new report.Repurposing Broken Hill mine for renewable energy storage using compressed air
Published 2022
ARENA announced it has conditionally approved $45 million in funding to construct a 200 MW / 1600 MWh fuel-free energy storage facility.Demand Response Initiative Request For Information form
Published 2017
Demand Response Initiative Request For Information form.-
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Demand Response RERT Trial Year 1 Report
Published 2019
Renewable energy resources are playing an increasing role in Australia’s electricity sector.