Australia''s energy market hit a turning point in 2025. As rooftop solar growth slowed, battery installations surged to record levels, reshaping how homes and the grid use electricity. This blog
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Solar accounted for 19.6% (or 46.7 TWh) of Australia''s electrical energy production in the National Electricity Market and South West Interconnected System in 2024.
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The rapid transition to renewable electricity will underpin the achievement of Australia''s emissions reduction targets and is vital for ensuring sufficient generation capacity is being built to replace
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The development marks a decisive shift away from fossil fuels and highlights the growing maturity of Australia''s solar, wind, and energy storage sectors. According to data from the National
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The Clean Energy Council has released its bi-annual Rooftop Solar and Storage Report (July-December 2025), which shows that more than 183,245 battery units were sold in the second
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The combination of abundant sunshine, declining technology costs, and strong public support has created perfect conditions for solar power to become the backbone of Australia''s energy
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Australia''s rooftops continue to be a clean-energy powerhouse, with new data from the Clean Energy Council released today showing rooftop solar provided 12.8 per cent of the nation''s
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Since September, solar and wind saw a combined record – generating 40% of Australia''s electricity. That''s nearly halfway there! Rooftop solar played a huge role in this. According to the
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The Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) reported a 24% rise in new generation and storage capacity across the National Electricity Market (NEM), reaching 56.6 GW, as grid-scale
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Projects with a power rating less than 100 MW are not listed. A 20 MWp solar power plant has been built on 50 hectares of land in Royalla, a rural part of the Australian Capital Territory south of Canberra. It is powered by 83,000 solar panels, and can power 4,400 homes. It was officially opened on 3 September 2014. It is the first solar plant facility in the Australian capital, and at the time of building the l
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The combined capacity of solar panels on 4.3 million Australian homes has overtaken that of the country''s coal-fired power station fleet. Glenn Hunt The uplift, which industry leaders described
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