Australia’s Capacity Investment Scheme ‘should expand to support long-duration storage’
“We need some form of policy or expansion of the CIS for LDES,” Nick Hawke, director of Australia’s CEFC, tells ESN Premium.
Australia’s CEFC: ‘Capacity Investment Scheme needs changes to support long-duration storage’
“We need some form of policy or expansion of the CIS for LDES,” Nick Hawke, director of Australia’s CEFC, tells ESN Premium.
Hybrid battery systems: A new frontier for Australia’s energy market
Fluence’s Matt Grover and Sam Markham discuss the growing opportunity for hybrid renewables-plus-storage projects in Australia.
Powering the energy transition responsibly: Why responsible sourcing matters more than ever
Fluence Australia’s Marie Cullen explains why responsible sourcing is important to the energy transition and energy storage developments.
Hybrid assets and grid-forming BESS: Fluence on the trends in Australia’s NEM
In this blog, ESN Premium speaks with Fluence’s Rob Hills and Sam Markham about hybrid assets and trends in Australia’s NEM.
Why Australia’s Cheaper Home Batteries Program could make it a ‘red-hot market’ for BESS
Tim Buckley of Climate Energy Finance believes the Australian government’s new home BESS subsidy scheme will make it a ‘red-hot market’.
Bushfires, foreign investment and a ‘proven track-record’: EnergyCo on energy storage in New South Wales, Australia
ESN Premium speaks with Chloe Hicks of EnergyCo about New South Wales’ Renewable Energy Zones (REZ) and its hopes for energy storage.
‘We are beating lithium in the long-term’: Allegro founder on microemulsion flow batteries
In this blog, ESN Prmeium speaks with Dr Thomas Nann, CEO and co-founder of Allegro Energy on its microemulsion flow battery.
BESS revenue in Australia’s NEM drops 40% on average in March 2025
A reduction in price volatility has seen BESS revenue decrease by 40% in Australia’s NEM month-on-month in March 2025.
‘BESS project financing is rapidly evolving,’ says Australia’s CEFC
“BESS project financing is rapidly evolving,” says Niall Brady of Australia’s Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC).
