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The most powerful battery in Australia has begun testing its ability to act as a giant "shock absorber", with the biggest intervention yet seen on the country's grid. The post Australia’s most powerful battery conducts its first tests as a giant shock absorber for the grid appeared first on RenewEconomy.
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Australia’s sole manufacturer of solar panels inks deal to supply more than 50,000 of its panels to the Bowen Water Pipeline project in Queensland. The post Australia’s only solar panel maker to supply nation’s first “net-zero” water pipeline appeared first on RenewEconomy.
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