Companies do battle in ARENA hydro funding

THE Federal government has committed up to A$40 million in funding through the Australian Renewable Energy Agency towards the development of a pumped hydro plant in South Australia.

Four companies will enter, only one will receive A$40m

15 August 2019
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AGL Energy, EnergyAustralia, Delta Energy and up and coming Rise Renewables, will all face off for the large-scale pumped hydro energy storage project funding, after being assessed as favourable

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