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Nadia Howland

Brisbane

Associate Publisher at Energy Source & Distribution

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  • 5 days ago | esdnews.com.au | Nadia Howland

    Renewables developer ACE Power is seeking federal approval under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Act for its proposed four-hour grid-connected battery, to be built next Snowy Hydro’s Tumut 3 Power Station. Related article: ACE Power gets approval for two battery projects in QldIf approved, the 450MW/1.8GWh Talbingo Battery would would be the first big battery to be built alongside the Snowy Hydro scheme in New South Wales.

  • 5 days ago | esdnews.com.au | Nadia Howland

    By Emma Lovell, Senior Lecturer in Chemical Engineering, UNSW Sydney and Jessica Allen, Senior Lecturer in Chemical and Renewable Energy Engineering, University of NewcastleAccording to Australia’s Climate Change and Energy Minister Chris Bowen, the latest emissions data show “we are on track to reach our 2030 targets” under the Paris Agreement. In 2024, Australia’s greenhouse gas emissions were “27% below 2005 levels”. That’s great news, right? Well, yes and no.

  • 5 days ago | esdnews.com.au | Nadia Howland

    Territory energy retailer Jacana Energy has inked power purchase agreements with Plenitude to buy 45MW of electricity from solar farms at Katherine, Batchelor and Manton Dam. Jacana Energy CEO Rod Hayes said it was important to consider the system as a whole when bringing on new solar. Related article: Rio Tinto to build two solar farms in the Northern Territory“At Jacana Energy, we’re about leading smart energy solutions for the Territory,” he said.

  • 5 days ago | esdnews.com.au | Nadia Howland

    Unit C3 at the Queensland’s Callide C Power Station is again generating electricity after being returned to service over the weekend. The unit’s return follows repairs to damage from the clinker incident on 4 April 2025 and additional pre-emptive maintenance work that was required in the boiler, which was unrelated to the incident.

  • 6 days ago | esdnews.com.au | Nadia Howland

    Pacific Blue’s Codrington Wind Farm in Victoria—one of the first to be commercially developed in Australia—is approaching the end of its technical life after more than 25 years. Pacific Blue says it is focused on delivering a “thorough, respectful, and industry-leading decommissioning” of Codrington Wind Farm, which includes exploring recycling options for as much of the site’s infrastructure as possible.

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