Latest Renewable Energy News

MPR Australia has no ongoing operations following its $19 million asset sale and is weighing shareholder returns against new business acquisitions amid legacy claims.

Fortescue Ltd has greenlit a US$680 million expansion of its Pilbara renewable energy infrastructure, aiming to deliver 200MW of additional capacity by 2028 to meet rising industrial and data centre demand while advancing its Real Zero by 2030 emissions target.

Mercury has lifted its FY2026 EBITDAF guidance by 5%, citing better-than-expected renewable generation from hydro and new assets. The upgrade signals disciplined portfolio management but remains sensitive to hydrological variability.

Meridian Energy's March 2026 report reveals robust retail sales growth and healthy hydro storage despite falling electricity futures prices, prompting a downward revision of FY26 capital expenditure guidance.

Delorean Corporation has approved the Final Investment Decision for its 100% owned NSW1 Horsley Park Bioenergy Facility, supported by $30.5 million in grants. Construction is planned to start in Q3 2026, pending the securing of $31.6 million in additional funding.

ClearVue Technologies has achieved a key international certification for its innovative solar panels and is deepening its strategic alliance with Helios Power, setting the stage for expanded commercial deployment in the building-integrated photovoltaics market.

Frontier Energy has secured indicative senior debt terms worth around $220 million for its Waroona Renewable Energy Project, moving closer to finalising financing and supply contracts. The company is also considering mezzanine financing to optimise its funding structure.

Delorean Corporation has secured a $1.1 million milestone payment from ARENA, marking significant progress on its SA1 Salisbury bioenergy facility. Construction advances and long-term contracts position the project for renewable gas production in South Australia.

Timah Resources Limited has agreed to acquire a 40% interest in Malaysian power generator Cash Horse, marking a strategic move to bolster its renewable energy portfolio. The deal, valued at RM31.6 million and payable over ten years, awaits shareholder approval.

ClearVue Technologies reported a 9% reduced half-year loss of $5.25 million, while pushing forward with significant advancements in its solar glass technology and expanding global licensing partnerships.

Carnegie Clean Energy reported a $1.7 million loss for the half-year ending December 2025, while pushing forward with key wave energy projects and securing $2.1 million in fresh capital.

Generation Development Group’s half-year results reveal a sharp 91% drop in net profit despite a 21% revenue decline, yet the company maintains its interim dividend at 1 cent per share.