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Eraring Power Station

A symbol of the transition’s timing problem: Schneider Electric’s Lisa Zembrodt with Eraring Power Station in the background.
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Feature: Eraring's stay highlights unresolved issues in the energy transition

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27 January 2026

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Double unit trip takes Callide C offline

CS Energy blames control-system issue

21 January 2026

Origin extends Eraring Power Station operations to 2029. Pictured (L) Energy minister Chris Bowen and (R) Origin Energy CEO Frank Calabria.
ENERGY TRANSITION

Eraring reprieve lays bare reliability squeeze

Origin extends Australia’s largest coal plant to April 2029 as firming build-out lags

20 January 2026

Origin Energy has approved a fourth stage of its Eraring battery, extending storage to nearly six hours ahead of the coal plant’s 2027 closure.
ENERGY TRANSITION

Origin extends Eraring battery build as grid tightens

Stage-four green light lifts storage duration to nearly six hours amid NSW reliability pressure

12 December 2025

“Extending Eraring is a no-brainer”: Pictured NSW premier Chris Minns in front of Eraring Power Station, the coal-fired generator slated for closure in 2027.
ENERGY TRANSITION

Eraring extension back on table as NSW chases grid stability

Premier in crisis talks with Origin as blackout risk looms

03 December 2025

Environment minister not concerned over blackout warnings. Pictured: Murray Watt in front of the Eraring Power Plant set for closure in 2027.
ENERGY TRANSITION

Minister waves off power risk warning

Watt says no concern as market operator flags decade of reliability and price stress

01 December 2025

Union warns workers must not suffer through Eraring's closure
ENERGY TRANSITION

Union warns workers must not suffer through Eraring's closure

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