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AI-generated illustration: Fortescue erects first self-lifting wind towers at Nullagine project Wind

Fortescue erects first self-lifting wind towers at Nullagine project

Fortescue has begun installing self-lifting wind towers at its Nullagine site, a technology that removes the need for giant cranes. The company is simultaneously deploying electric heavy machinery across its mining operations, with the first site scheduled for full decarbonisation this December.

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AI-generated illustration: Fox ESS Launches Power Cube With Integrated Winter Heating Storage

Fox ESS Launches Power Cube With Integrated Winter Heating

Fox ESS has introduced the Power Cube, a home battery system featuring integrated heating to maintain performance in cold Australian winters. The launch follows a period of rapid market growth, with installations tripling between February and April.

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Trump administration moves to remand permits for East Coast offshore wind projects

The Justice Department has asked a federal court to send back the construction permit for the New England Wind project, joining a broader effort to reconsider approvals for East Coast wind farms. Critics argue the moves create uncertainty for operational and proposed projects, while developers defend the validity of existing permits.

AI-generated illustration: Western Australian gold mine hits 75 per cent winter renewable share Wind

Western Australian gold mine hits 75 per cent winter renewable share

Bellevue Gold’s off-grid mine in Western Australia averaged a 75 per cent renewable energy share during winter, driven by a 51 MW wind and solar system. The facility ran 155 consecutive hours on 100 per cent renewables in May, supporting its claim as the world’s first net zero scope 1 and 2 emissions gold mine.

AI-generated illustration: SolarEdge Nexis IslandDER Approved by PG&E, SDG&E for Residential Solar Solar

SolarEdge Nexis IslandDER Approved by PG&E, SDG&E for Residential Solar

SolarEdge’s Nexis IslandDER meter collar has received approval from PG&E and SDG&E, streamlining residential solar and storage interconnection. The device, developed with ConnectDER, uses digital ethernet to link inverters, with further utility testing and nationwide availability scheduled for 2026.

AI-generated illustration: EBRD arranges $265m loan for Egypt's 1.2 GW solar and storage project Finance

EBRD arranges $265m loan for Egypt's 1.2 GW solar and storage project

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development is leading a syndicate to finance a 1.2 GW solar plant and 600 MWh battery storage facility in Minya, Egypt. The project, backed by a 25-year power purchase agreement, is set to become the largest solar installation in Africa upon completion in 2027.

AI-generated illustration: Waaree EPC Revenue Slides 42%; SWREL Consolidated Sales Drop Amid ALMM Shift Markets

Waaree EPC Revenue Slides 42%; SWREL Consolidated Sales Drop Amid ALMM Shift

Waaree Renewable Technologies’ solar EPC revenue fell 42.2% to ₹444.98 crore in Q2 FY27 even as T&D lifted group revenue 36.5%. Sterling and Wilson’s revenue dropped 11.2% to ₹1,527 crore as overseas work wound down and Indian awards were delayed by pending PPAs and costly ALMM List-II compliant modules.

AI-generated illustration: Sumitomo Opens UK’s First HVDC Subsea Cable Factory in Scotland Policy

Sumitomo Opens UK’s First HVDC Subsea Cable Factory in Scotland

Sumitomo Electric Industries has launched the UK’s first high-voltage direct current subsea cable manufacturing facility at the Port of Nigg. The £350 million investment creates over 200 direct jobs and positions Scotland as a key hub for offshore wind infrastructure.

AI-generated illustration: Ecoprogetti CEO: 1-3 GW is the new minimum for viable solar factories Markets

Ecoprogetti CEO: 1-3 GW is the new minimum for viable solar factories

Laura Sartore of Ecoprogetti argues that the era of small-scale solar manufacturing is ending, with 1 GW to 3 GW now the ideal capacity range for sustainable investment. She contrasts Europe's cluster-based model with India's aggressive industrial policy, noting that global supply chains are increasingly turning to protectionism.

AI-generated illustration: Snowy 2.0 cost hits $12B as sparse boreholes expose geological risks Policy

Snowy 2.0 cost hits $12B as sparse boreholes expose geological risks

The Snowy 2.0 hydroelectric project has seen its cost reset to $12 billion, with contractors citing adverse geological conditions that slowed tunnel boring. Critics argue the initial investigation relied on widely spaced boreholes, leaving engineers to navigate the unknown in rock conditions far more complex than standard urban tunnelling.

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Maharashtra rooftop solar subsidy: PM Surya Ghar, the SMART scheme and MSEDCL net metering

Uttar Pradesh rooftop solar subsidy: PM Surya Ghar plus the ₹30,000 state top-up, and UPPCL net metering

Rajasthan rooftop solar subsidy: PM Surya Ghar, the ₹17,000 state top-up and 150 free units

Gujarat rooftop solar subsidy: PM Surya Ghar, what happened to SURYA Gujarat, and GERC net metering

Tamil Nadu rooftop solar subsidy: PM Surya Ghar plus the new state top-up, and TNERC net metering

Delhi rooftop solar subsidy: ₹78,000 state top-up, free solar for homes up to 400 units, and DERC net metering

Kerala rooftop solar subsidy and KSEB net metering: 2026 billing rules, normalisation and grid support charges