The Australian Government is moving forward with plans to investigate the possibility of constructing a second Basslink interconnector between Tasmania and the mainland in a move which could bring to reality dreams of turning the country’s southern-most state into the “battery of Australia.”
Global clean energy leaders have called on the Australian Government to back funding for renewable energy projects, following suggestions on … [continued]
For the first time this year, after the Basslink interconnector failed, Tasmania is back to running on 100% renewable energy. … [continued]
Originally published on RenewEconomy. By Sophie Vorrath Tasmania’s King Island was powered by 100 per cent renewable energy for a … [continued]
Originally published on RenewEconomy. Hydro Tasmania has signed contracts totaling nearly $4 million for work on its renewable energy and … [continued]
This article originally published on RenewEconomy Hydro Tasmania is hailing a major breakthrough with its King Island Renewable Energy Integration … [continued]
Hydro Tasmania’s off-grid power system in King Island has achieved a remarkable achievement that could have significant ramifications for off-grid … [continued]
This article first appeared on RenewEconomy. Windswept King Island, lying in Bass Strait between Tasmania and the mainland, is being … [continued]
There are two things in life I love: wind energy and my home. OK. In reality, there are many … [continued]
