Australia's main electricity grid will be able to accommodate up to 75 per cent renewable energy as soon as 2025, a higher share delivered sooner than the most optimistic previous assessments.
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| Australia's main electricity market will have the technical capability to handle as much as three-quarters of supply from renewable energy as soon as 2025. |
Such a leap in renewable power on the grid could be managed by changes in market rules and regulations, the Australian Energy Market Operator, which manages the nation's energy system, has said in a new study.
“Australia has the technical capability to operate a power system where three-quarters of our energy at times comes from renewable energy resources," Audrey Zibelman, AEMO's chief executive, said.
Read the story from The Age by Peter Hannam and Mike Foley - “Australia’s grid could handle a huge leap in renewable power by 2025.”
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