Category: Power Transmission

Australia generates an extraordinary amount of renewable energy. Wind farms turn across the Southern Tablelands. Solar arrays spread across inland New South Wales. Pumped hydro projects like Kidston in Far North Queensland are coming online, storing energy in old gold mines repurposed for a new era. On a good day, renewables already supply close to … Why Power Transmission Is the Renewable Transition’s Hardest Problem

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As Australia aggressively pursues its federal commitment to Net Zero by 2050, the rapid expansion of the National Renewable Network requires massive civil engineering upgrades. Connecting large-scale wind and solar assets to the grid requires thousands of kilometres of new high-voltage transmission lines, often through some of the country’s most challenging terrain. For these high-capacity … The Backbone of the National Renewable Network: Supporting Australia’s Clean Energy Transmission

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