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9 July 2026

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NEM spot prices rocketed 277% to $243/MWh, a stark reminder of grid fragility as financiers begin to question the viability of mega-scale wind projects and transmission constraints bite globally.

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Electric trucks, mines and farms, low carbon fuels key to break Australia’s foreign fuel dependence

RenewEconomy AU EV ·

The Superpower Institute has released a study identifying electric heavy vehicles, electrified mining and agriculture, and low-carbon fuels as essential strategies to reduce Australia's reliance on imported fuel. The research highlights these shifts as critical responses to supply vulnerabilities and price volatility triggered by the conflict in Iran.

‘Battery storage may be important, but we also welcome long-duration storage’: QIC on Queensland’s North West Energy Fund

Energy-Storage.News AU Storage ·

QIC Infrastructure is managing the Queensland Government's North West Energy Fund to lower regional power costs by investing in diverse technologies, including both short-term battery systems and long-duration energy storage. The fund aims to improve supply reliability and affordability for industrial and residential consumers across the state's North West Minerals Province.

Beyond the OCE

One-third of India’s new renewable energy capacity faces curtailment

PV Magazine GLOBAL Grid ·

ICRA reports that transmission infrastructure delays are causing grid curtailment for approximately 33% of India's newly commissioned renewable energy capacity. This bottleneck, most severe during peak solar production hours, threatens to slow the pace of future clean energy installations across the country.

South Africa awards licenses to 1 GW of solar

PV Magazine GLOBAL Solar ·

South African authorities have granted licenses for four solar facilities totaling over 1 GW of installed capacity. These projects, which feature 890 MW of contracted capacity, form the third segment of the nation's seventh renewable energy procurement round.

Unigrid unveils sodium-ion residential energy storage systems

PV Magazine GLOBAL Solar ·

Unigrid has launched Na+Casa, a sodium-ion residential energy storage system using its proprietary NaCrO₂ cathode technology, claiming a 10,000-cycle lifespan, wide temperature tolerance, and improved safety compared with lithium-ion batteries.

On the Wire

Statkraft backs 280MW Gran Sul wind project in Brazil

Power Technology GLOBAL Wind ·

Statkraft has announced plans to invest in the Gran Sul onshore wind project, a 280MW development located in Santa Vitória do Palmar, in Brazil’s southern state of Rio Grande do Sul.

A rebuildable solar array to train students and access ‘beginner’s mind’

PV Magazine GLOBAL Solar ·

A Pennsylvania trade school has installed a solar-plus-storage system designed to be dismantled and reassembled annually by students to facilitate ongoing technical training. The project aims to provide recurring hands-on experience for aspiring electricians learning renewable energy infrastructure.

Algeria’s path to 15 GW of solar

PV Magazine GLOBAL Solar ·

Industry experts say Algeria will need greater private sector involvement, clear investment frameworks and international partnerships to accelerate progress toward its 2035 solar target.

Germany plans to reduce subsidies for heat pumps

PV Magazine GLOBAL Solar ·

Germany is planning to reduce funding limits under its BEG efficient buildings subsidy scheme, while introducing stronger income-based support and new eligibility rules for heat pumps.

Water-jet delamination for solar module recycling

PV Magazine GLOBAL Solar ·

Scientists have developed a new water-jet delamination recycling technology. They first separate the glass from the rest of the module, then process the rest. It achieved silver with 97% purity.