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Eraring Power Station Closure Postponed
Overview The announced postponement of the closure of Eraring Power Station represents an important short‑ to medium‑term development for the National Electricity Market (NEM). The extension improves supply adequacy, reduces near‑term pricing risk, and supports system...
REGO & Commercial Energy Contracts
What’s changing — and why it matters 🔌 WHAT IS REGO? Renewable Energy Guarantee of Origin (REGO) A government-backed scheme that verifies: Where electricity is generated When it’s generated How it’s produced ➡️ Turns renewable claims into auditable...
⚡Powering a More Resilient Grid: The Waratah Super Battery
Australia’s energy future is being reshaped by innovation, and one of the most powerful examples is the Waratah Super Battery—a game-changing development for grid security and renewable energy integration in New South Wales. What is the Waratah Super Battery? The...
Electricity Prices Have Increased from 1 July
🚨 Electricity Prices Are Rising from 1 July 2025 🚨 The AER has approved new Default Market Offer (DMO) rates, and that means price hikes are kicking in for both Residential and Small Business customers: 📍 NSW: +8.3% to 9.7% (e.g....
Electricity Prices Increase from 1 July
Starting 1 July 2025, electricity prices under the Default Market Offer (DMO) will rise across New South Wales (NSW), South East Queensland (SEQ), and South Australia (SA), directly impacting households and small businesses on standing offer contracts, it also flows...
Another Callide Power Station Explosion: What happened and What It Means for Australia’s Energy Market
April 2025 brought a shock to Queensland and the wider Australian energy sector with a significant explosion at the Callide Power Station. As the dust settles, questions are being raised not only about the cause but the wider implications on energy reliability,...