POLICY

WA launches long term power outlook

THE Western Australian government has unveiled its 20-year energy outlook which will see renewable energy generation triple in the next two decades, sees a large future for battery technology, which will help to stablise the system, and flexible gas-fired generation.

Helen Clark

Renewables' share of WA power market to rise

Coal use will drop but will still have a marginal role to play given the sunk cost of existing facilities. The inaugural Whole of System Plan presents four scenarios labelled Cast Away, Groundhog...

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