Tune in to the 2 November 2026 edition of the Australian Energy News Podcast, powered by EServices4U. Today's briefing covers SEC Victoria's 102 MW Glenrowan battery deal, Rest's $250 million MPower backing, Sungrow's all-in-one home battery, and BitWatt's managed energy launch.

Tune in to the 1 November 2026 edition of the Australian Energy News Podcast, powered by EServices4U. Today's briefing covers AEMO's flexible trading commencement for household solar, batteries and EV charging, Victoria's solar inverter certification cutover, New South Wales' new planning objection rules for energy projects, and the opening of Sydney's solar-powered Huntley Street Recreation Centre.

Tune in to the 31 October 2026 edition of the Australian Energy News Podcast, powered by EServices4U. Today's briefing covers Jackery's Australian launch of portable solar generators as households prepare for summer storms and bushfire season, LONGi Energy Storage's full-stack utility, commercial and microgrid showcase at All Energy Australia 2026, and new national evidence, released today, showing low- to net-zero-carbon homes are already being delivered across Australia.

Tune in to the 30 October 2026 edition of the Australian Energy News Podcast, powered by EServices4U. Today's briefing covers Neoen Australia's $1.8 billion debt financing for a 1.2-gigawatt portfolio of wind, solar and battery assets; the federal energy minister's rule-change requests that would require qualifying data centres to contract new firmed energy; NOX Energy's EV charging launch at Canberra's Griffin apartment building; and Trinasolar's Australia-exclusive Full Bla

Tune in to the 29 October 2026 edition of the Australian Energy News Podcast, powered by EServices4U. CATL's TENER+ battery launch, Borumba pumped hydro contracting paused, AGL's Mount Britton battery referral, and Sungrow's iNexGrid microgrid.

Tune in to the 28 October 2026 edition of the Australian Energy News Podcast, powered by EServices4U. Today: Gingerah Energy's 5.2 GW Meridien solar hub near Broome, UNSW bushfire-smoke solar research, Envision's AI energy system for mining, and ATMOCE stackable storage.

Tune in to the 27 October 2026 edition of the Australian Energy News Podcast, powered by EServices4U. Today's briefing covers Western Australia's new 75 per cent renewable target by 2030-31, the reported $2 billion-plus Golden Plains Stage 2 sale, Sungrow and ENGIE's grid-forming Hazelwood battery expansion, and a new home hybrid battery ahead of All Energy Australia.

Tune in to the 26 October 2026 edition of the Australian Energy News Podcast, powered by EServices4U. Today's briefing covers AEMO's 80.9 GW connections pipeline, the Clean Energy Council's $32.5 billion financed or under construction, Generation Steel's BHP renewable deal for Collie, and today's solar panel recycling and Solar Sunshot news.

Tune in to the 24 October 2026 edition of the Australian Energy News Podcast, powered by EServices4U. Today’s briefing covers fresh AEMO data showing how Australia’s three-fold surge in grid-scale and home batteries has cut daytime economic solar offloading by 54% across the NEM (led by a 63% drop in Queensland), why transmission bottlenecks have doubled physical network curtailment in NSW and northern Queensland, Tilt Renewables completing all 18 concrete turbine foundations

Tune in to the 22 October 2026 edition of the Australian Energy News Podcast, powered by EServices4U. Today’s briefing covers surging utility-scale battery discharge across the National Electricity Market as springtime solar pushes daytime wholesale electricity prices below zero, grid-forming BESS and transmission milestones across Victoria and New South Wales, accelerating behind-the-meter commercial and residential battery uptake, and Western Australia’s SWIS grid firming r

Tune in to the 21 October 2026 edition of the Australian Energy News Podcast, powered by EServices4U. Today’s briefing covers Rondo Energy and Rio Tinto launching engineering design on a 360 MWh thermal "hot bricks" battery at the Yarwun alumina refinery, two heavily curtailed Queensland solar farms selling for less than one-third of replacement cost, European Energy signing 30-year agreements with Traditional Owners across three Queensland solar and battery projects, GreenPo

In today's edition of the Australian Energy News Podcast for 20 October 2026, we explore Akaysha Energy securing a massive $1.75 billion portfolio financing deal for its Aussie battery expansion, Engie kickstarting the Hazelwood Battery expansion to double storage at the former Latrobe Valley coal site, AEMO's new demand-response playbook for large energy users, and South Australia's 13 GW Whyalla land release capturing international developer interest. Powered by EServices4U

Tune in to the 19 October 2026 edition of the Australian Energy News Podcast, powered by EServices4U. Today’s briefing covers French energy giant Engie reaching financial close on the Hazelwood battery expansion in Victoria, ARENA and the Electric Vehicle Council launching the National EV Charging Roadmap out to 2035, Fortescue’s energy-saving copper processing breakthrough in Brisbane, ArcActive and Origin Energy switching on a commercial BESS pilot at Deakin University, Que

Tune in to the 17 October 2026 edition of the Australian Energy News Podcast, powered by EServices4U. Today’s briefing covers Clean Energy Regulator data showing large-scale solar hitting a record 3.5 GW in Final Investment Decisions, an epic 2,165 km heavy-haul journey delivering a 244-tonne transformer to ACEN’s 720 MW New England Solar project, Atmos Renewables acquiring nearly 1 GW of solar, wind, and battery assets in Victoria, Queensland, and NSW from BayWa r.e., and of

In today's episode for Thursday, 8 October 2026, Australia’s energy and legal landscape experiences an earthquake as the High Court invalidates the planning approval for MACH Energy's 21 Mt/year Mount Pleasant coal mine expansion in a historic 3–2 ruling, establishing that consent authorities must actively consider conditions to minimize overseas Scope 3 emissions. Meanwhile, market analyst David Leitch reveals a fundamental regime change across the National Electricity Marke

In today's episode for Saturday, 3 October 2026, annual reports from Queensland state-owned gentailers CleanCo and Stanwell reveal they were forced back to the negotiating table over Acciona’s delayed 923 MW MacIntyre wind farm, with CleanCo expanding its offtake to 490 MW as commercial completion slips to mid-2027. Meanwhile, Snowy Hydro marks exactly one year since ordering a nine-month "line-by-line" cost review of Snowy 2.0, with both the corporation and Minister Chris Bo

In today's episode for Friday, 2 October 2026, Atmos Renewables achieves financial close on the 470 MW Parron Maam Marang wind farm in Western Australia—the largest wind finance deal in the nation in over two years—as WA solidifies its position accounting for over half of all active wind builds. Out in Bass Strait, construction officially begins on the multi-billion-dollar Marinus Link interconnector, while the contested VNI West line enters its final Environment Effects Stat

In today's episode for Thursday, 1 October 2026, Origin Energy delivers a major blow to the New England Renewable Energy Zone by abandoning the 870 MW Skye Ridge wind farm due to escalating capital costs, while Queensland completes the 506 MW Wambo wind farm. In Tasmania, Canberra and Hobart unite behind a $200 million rescue package and a five-year Hydro Tasmania power contract to keep the historic Bell Bay aluminium smelter operating. Meanwhile, landmark national energy pol

In today's episode for Tuesday, 29 September 2026, the inaugural Australian Renewable Energy Scorecard from Green Energy Markets and IEEFA exposes a profound market failure: while over 46,000 MW of wind and solar hold full environmental and planning approvals, a severe corporate contracting drought has left just 4,716 MW under active construction. In Victoria's Latrobe Valley, TagEnergy lodges federal approvals for the colossal $1.3 billion, 1,000 MW / 4,000 MWh Morwell BESS

In today's episode for Monday, 28 September 2026, Australia’s most powerful battery—the $1 billion-plus, 850 MW / 1,680 MWh Waratah Super Battery on the NSW Central Coast—officially reaches full commercial operations alongside Transgrid's landmark 700 MW SIPS shock absorber. On the exact ten-year anniversary of the 2016 South Australian statewide blackout, the Clean Energy Council drops a record-shattering H1 2026 report revealing that home batteries are now outselling roofto