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Big & Small Batteries Slash Solar Economic Offloading by 54%, All 18 Foundations Poured at WA’s Waddi Wind Farm & Network Curtailment Hits Record Highs | Australian Energy News

Writer: EServices4U Team
EServices4U Team
23 hours ago
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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 at Western Australia’s 108 MW Waddi Wind Farm, and a 21-company Australian clean-tech delegation locking in international storage, AI, and solar supply-chain partnerships.

High-impact 16:9 podcast cover graphic for the "Australian Energy News Daily Podcast" dated 24 Oct 2026, powered by EServices4U. The upper section features bold white and orange typography reading "AUSTRALIAN ENERGY NEWS" above a glowing teal and orange badge displaying "24 OCT 2026" and "DAILY PODCAST". The background is a photorealistic golden-hour split scene of Australia's clean energy infrastructure: on the left, concrete wind turbine foundations with reinforcement steel and cranes under construction across Western Australian plains (representing Tilt Renewables' 108 MW Waddi Wind Farm); on the right, a utility-scale solar farm paired with white containerised Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) and high-voltage transmission towers. The bottom banner displays audio soundwaves, a microphone icon, and the "POWERED BY EServices4U" logo.

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