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What is Frequency Control Ancillary Services?
Published 2017
ARENA and AEMO have signed an agreement with South Australia’s Hornsdale Stage 2 Wind Farm to trial Frequency Control Ancillary Services (FCAS).Paper mill takes out inaugural Clean Energy Integration award
Published 2019
We know that using energy more efficiently can help to manage demand sustainably and affordably. But what if we go one step further?Agnew gold mine breaks new ground with renewable energy
Published 2022
The Gold Fields group's Agnew gold mine has embraced wind, solar and battery storage to reduce costs and emissions.Federal and state governments get behind Tasmania’s second interconnector
Published 2022
Project Marinus, supported by ARENA to boost underwater electric cable links between Tasmania and Victoria, moves closer to realisation.Compressed air to secure power supply for Broken Hill
Published 2022
One of the world’s largest compressed air energy storage plants could provide back-up power supply to Broken Hill.Can we export renewable energy?
Published 2017
Can we export renewable energy? Australia has been an energy-exporting superpower for decades, shipping massive quantities of coal and gas around the world.What is concentrated solar thermal?
Published 2017
CST power is an essential element in Australia’s future energy mix. But it’s not just the solar you most likely know - photovoltaic technology.Quokkas on the savannah? How ARENA’s work could help spur renewables in Africa
Published 2017
Australia and Africa might feel like very different places but when it comes to microgrid systems and end users, they have more in common than you’d think.Snowy 2.0 gets green light
Published 2019
Snowy 2.0 (snowy hydro) has been given the green light, after Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced the project had been officially approved.Renewable future beckons for Queensland ammonia plants
Published 2019
Dyno Nobel will assess the feasibility of creating the world’s largest renewable ammonia plant at their Moranbah facility in Queensland.Renewable hydrogen projects receive new funding
Published 2019
Renewable hydrogen projects are set to receive new funding from ARENA ahead of the Council of Australian Governments’ meeting.Australian R&D puts low cost hydrogen within reach
Published 2022
Local researchers have unlocked a way to produce low cost hydrogen from renewable electricity, which is now on the road to commercialisation.More than $3 billion of hydrogen projects bid for ARENA funding
Published 2020
Renewable hydrogen projects with a collective value of more than $3 billion are competing for Australian Renewable Energy Agency funding.Kidston gold mine lives on as pumped hydro plant
Published 2021
ARENA has announced funding for Genex to construct a pumped hydro energy storage system at the former Kidston Gold Mine in north Queensland.Electric car sales in Australia
Published 2017
Electric car sales in Australia actually fell in 2017. So what’s stopping us from buying into the electric car despite a global boom?South Australia pumped for new energy storage
Published 2019
ARENA has announced $40 million in funding to fast track the development of South Australia’s first pumped hydro energy storage project.Unearthing green resources for the renewable age
Published 2022
A new resources boom beckons, where Australia’s wind and solar power is embedded in low emissions products.Bass Strait interconnector project sets sail in Tasmania
Published 2018
ARENA will provide $10miillion for a detailed analysis of how a second Bass Strait interconnector could be designed and built.Japan’s hydrogen future may be fuelled by Australian renewables
Published 2018
Renewable energy could drive Australia’s next resource boom as demand for hydrogen surges worldwide, particularly in Japan.Can this Tassie wind farm provide grid-stability services? We’re going to find out
Published 2018
On the edge of a clifftop in Tasmania’s rugged northwest corner the winds known as the roaring 40s blow regularly and strong.