Edify Energy has engaged DT Infrastructure to develop two substantial solar and battery storage projects in Queensland, Australia, with a combined capacity of 900 MW of solar and 900 MW/3,600 MWh of battery storage. Construction is anticipated to commence shortly, with a target for delivery and operations by 2028. While these projects aim to enhance power network stability and resilience, their direct impact on the National Electricity Market will be evaluated post-implementation.
In Europe, the transition to hybrid solar-plus-storage projects is gaining momentum, supported by new guidelines from SolarPower Europe. These guidelines emphasize rigorous technical due diligence and integrate environmental and social governance, supply chain sustainability, and financial risk analysis, aiming to ensure a resilient and sustainable energy future.
In Surat, India, the Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery, affiliated with the World Bank, is implementing heat mapping initiatives as part of a global disaster risk management strategy. Furthermore, the alarming rate of mangrove forest loss due to industrial activities poses significant risks to climate change mitigation and biodiversity. Community-led conservation efforts in Southeast Maluku, Indonesia, and Belize are demonstrating effective strategies for protecting these critical ecosystems, highlighting the importance of partnerships and sustainable management practices.
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Places mentioned in this update: Australia, Belarus, Belize, Europe, Indonesia, Midwest, New York City, Queensland, South, Southeast Maluku, U.S., Washington DC