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Australia's aging coal fleet is failing, driving power prices higher and sparking urgent calls for a national closure plan as developers race to fill the gap.

AU 15 |Global 10 | Storage 11|Power 4|Policy 4
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Coal closure plan urgently needed as unreliable clunkers push power prices through roof

RenewEconomy AU Policy ·

Escalating unreliability among Australia's aging coal-fired power stations is driving significant spikes in domestic electricity costs for households and heavy industry. The trend highlights an urgent requirement for a structured national closure schedule to manage the transition away from failing legacy assets.

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Europe’s record solar output drives surge in negative electricity prices

PV Magazine GLOBAL Power ·

European solar generation reached a record 129 TWh in 2026's second quarter, causing a spike in negative power prices. This shift is prompting flexible generation and storage operators to move away from day-ahead trading toward short-term markets as solar capacity grows.

Italy deploys 3 GW of solar in H1

PV Magazine GLOBAL Storage ·

Italy added 8,224 new PV systems totaling 483.66 MW in June, pushing cumulative solar capacity to 46.6 GW across more than 2.17 million installations.

Google projects are evidence that long-duration CO2 Batteries are ‘reliable capacity assets,’ Energy Dome says

Energy-Storage.News GLOBAL Storage ·

Energy Dome is collaborating with Google to deploy its long-duration CO2 Battery technology, aiming to demonstrate the system's viability as a reliable capacity asset. The partnership highlights a growing market shift toward long-duration energy storage solutions to support firming requirements for corporate renewable energy portfolios.

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