The Clean Energy Daily Brief
The Clean Energy Daily Brief brings you the latest news from the energy and climate sectors. Discover key trends, breakthrough technologies, and policies shaping the future—all in a concise daily update.
AGL's 500MW Battery, EPA's Gas Plant Standards, and Asia Pacific Wind Trends
The episode begins with an overview of AGL's ambitious 500MW battery project and China's venture into green ammonia production. It then shifts to regulatory updates, highlighting the EPA's new standards for gas-fired power plants. The discussion moves to renewable energy deals, focusing on Danske Commodities' recent agreement in the offshore wind sector. Industry trends are explored, including developments in the Asia Pacific wind supply chain and the Dominican Republic's solar energy objectives. The episode concludes with collaborative projects, featuring TotalEnergies and Air Liquide's hydrogen initiative and a wind-powered carbon capture project in Texas.
Key Points
- AGL has secured a permit for a 500-megawatt battery project at the decommissioned Liddell power station, boosting energy storage capacity in New South Wales.
- The EPA has proposed stricter nitrogen oxides standards for new gas-fired power plants, aiming to enhance air quality and reduce emissions.
- Danske Commodities has signed its largest renewables deal for gigascale offshore wind projects in Poland, significantly increasing the Baltic Sea region's renewable energy capacity.
Speakers
Michelle
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