FIRB Treasury guidance note 46: Transitional provisions
This includes each component that comprises a solar electricity generation system and each component that comprises a wind power station, for example each wind turbine.
This includes each component that comprises a solar electricity generation system and each component that comprises a wind power station, for example each wind turbine.
At the time of writing, the Minister has declared 3 offshore wind areas, the Gippsland offshore wind area (comprising 3 divisions), the Hunter offshore wind area, and the Southern Ocean
Modular solar power station containers represent a revolutionary approach to renewable energy deployment, combining photovoltaic technology with standardized shipping
In hybrid energy systems, modular solar power station containers are commonly paired with energy storage systems, diesel generators, or wind power units. The containerized
In addition to the licensing requirements under the OEI Act and the OEI Regulations, proponents will need to consider obtaining the relevant environmental approvals
Host landholders for wind farms are generally paid a fixed amount per turbine per year under a long-term agreement for the life of the wind farm. This agreement is akin to a commercial
Additional wind power investments by the ACT will meet 45% percent of Canberra''s electricity needs by 2020, more than enough to power all Canberra residences.
This guidance reflects existing requirements for proving financial security. In the second half of 2025, the department intends to work directly with licence holders to consider
Before an ofshore infrastructure project can proceed, it must meet the requirements of the OEI Act and all relevant Commonwealth and State and Territory environmental requirements.
Approvals under the EPBC Act are required if the activity (or the ''action'') is expected to have a significant impact on matters protected under Part 3 of the EPBC Act, including the
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Canberra Community Solar builds on the successes of community renewable projects across Australia and internationally, as well as those currently underway in the ACT. The Australian Capital Region is one of Australia’s fastest growing wind investment regions.
More than 800 megawats of wind power is already in operation or planned for construction, with more than 1700 megawats at earlier stages of development. Additional wind power investments by the ACT will meet 45% percent of Canberra’s electricity needs by 2020, more than enough to power all Canberra residences.
Declared offshore wind area. Assessment of feasibility licence applications. The frequency with which areas are declared and licences are awarded varies – there is no set schedule. The process for assessing and declaring areas suitable for offshore wind is generally at the Department and the Minister’s discretion.
In August 2022, the Minister for Climate Change and Energy Chris Bowen identified 6 areas for the potential development of offshore wind energy projects. Three offshore wind areas have been formally declared. Around 40 offshore wind projects have been proposed to date.