Energy Transition

7 renewable energy lessons from South Australia

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South Australia is a global leader in the use of renewable energy. Image: REUTERS/David Gray

Sean Fleming
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60% of Annual Demand Has Been Provided by Wind and Solar and 100% In Certain Time Periods. Image: Australian Energy Market Operator/IEEFA
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South Australia’s electricity prices fell into the negative early in 2021. Image: AEMO
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