Sophie Vorrath is a Deputy Editor at RenewEconomy. She covers a range of topics including energy and mining, climate change, sustainability, and real estate, with a particular focus on ESG and renewable energy in Australia. Sophie’s work has been featured in notable publications such as The Driven, Pearls & Irritations, Crikey, and RenewEconomy.
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By: Sophie Vorrath
A “tidal wave” of big batteries and record amount of new solar and wind are joining forces to drive down electricity prices and deliver Australia's target of 82 per cent renewables by 2030, but only if current momentum can be maintained.
By: Sophie Vorrath
A bid to convert the Basslink undersea cable that links Tasmania to the mainland grid into a regulated transmission asset looks likely to be kiboshed
By: Sophie Vorrath
Flexible rooftop solar exports have been implemented in South Australia with great success. But a new report finds the slow or non-existent rollout in other states is coming at a huge cost.
By: Sophie Vorrath
Zen Energy signs memorandum of understanding to develop a smart software based “24/7 Sustainable Energy Strategy” for large consumers in Queensland.
By: Sophie Vorrath
The rule is good news for Australian consumers seeking to get the most out of investments in rooftop solar, batteries and efficient electric appliances like heat pump hot water systems – and happy to join a virtual power plant to do so.
By: Sophie Vorrath
Transgrid’s massive HumeLink transmission line, considered crucial to unlocking capacity of Snowy Hydro 2.0, has been given the federal green tick.
By: Sophie Vorrath
Despite all the talk of the difficulties and costs of managing increasing amounts of rooftop solar on the grid, distribution network companies are currently using only around 1% of their total expenditure to provide consumer export services throughout the year.
By: Sophie Vorrath
CEFC winds up 2024 with record investment in two huge transmission projects, as Marinus reveals the cost for undersea cable has jumped again.
By: Sophie Vorrath, Giles Parkinson
In our final episode for the year, SunWiz’s Warwick Johnston on the highs and the lows of 2024 for rooftop PV, home batteries and all those who make the industry tick. Plus the news of the we…
The application of electricity demand tariffs in New South Wales is adding hundreds of dollars to household bills, in some cases without the consent of the consumer and often without any information on how these complex and potentially costly price signals work.
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