Australia

The $500m Port Augusta Renewable Energy Park will consist of 50 turbines and nearly 250,000 solar panels in total

Aussie homeowners who generate extra solar energy will be rewarded with beers

The collaboration will offer AGL access to OVO’s energy flexibility platform Kaluza

Brown coal will be used with carbon capture and storage technology to produce clean hydrogen

All the service stations of bp across New South Wales will be powered by the solar project

The facility is predicted to produce 33,000 tonnes of green hydrogen a year

They will ensure household energy systems won’t ‘trip’ or disconnect when there are voltage disturbances on the network

A new 350MW utility-scale battery project will be built to replace the retired plant

Green hydrogen is among the low carbon industries that will be supported

Carbon recycling is among the eligible technologies that will secure a share from the fund