Western Australia has opened a new round of grants to support innovative clean energy projects. The Clean Energy Future Fund (CEFF) Round 4 will provide $9 million in funding. Individual grants range from $100,000 to...
Copper is a strategic metal that plays a key role in the world’s move to clean energy. It appears on critical mineral lists in many countries, including the United States, Canada, India, South Korea, and...
A new Renewables Manufacturing Hub will be built in Blacktown to strengthen Western Sydney’s role in Australia’s clean energy future. The $66 million project will create 143 full-time jobs and expand local capacity to supply...
Queensland’s energy reliability will receive a major boost through a $48 million investment to overhaul the Wivenhoe Pumped Hydro Power Station. The project will improve efficiency and extend the lifespan of one of the state’s...
Western Australian manufacturers and industry stakeholders are being invited to share their insights to help shape the future of transmission manufacturing and servicing across the State. The Department of Energy and Economic Diversification has opened...
A new plan has been released to upgrade Western Australia’s main power grid and expand opportunities for local businesses and workers. The South West Interconnected System (SWIS) Transmission Plan sets out the infrastructure needed to...
Developers of clean energy projects can now apply for the second round of the New Energies Industries Funding Stream. Up to $60 million is available through this round of the Investment Attraction Fund (IAF). The...
A new pilot plant has started operation, showing a safe and scalable way to transport hydrogen. The plant is run by Carbon280, a Western Australian company. The technology, called Hydrilyte, uses a metal hydride mixed...
New contracts totaling $342 million have been signed to upgrade the electricity transmission network in Western Australia. This investment marks the largest upgrade in over ten years. It aims to support the state’s move to...
A major global energy storage company is expanding its Australian headquarters in Melbourne. The move will create up to 100 new skilled jobs and strengthen Victoria’s role in clean energy development. Fluence, a US-based company...
