While some farmers in Victoria are fighting against energy developments, others are frustrated by state government regulations limiting their renewable projects.
The Federal and Victorian Governments have announced that construction of a jointly funded $28.6 million microgrid has begun at Corryong which, when completed, will be able to power
An investigation of four different microgrid-related experiments in Victoria, Australia revealed a number of commonalities and differences in relation to the drivers and challenges that
VicGrid is developing the new shared transmission line to connect offshore wind energy generated off the Gippsland coast to Victoria''s electricity grid. Building a more resilient renewable energy industry
Current microgrid solutions include a variety of configurations, and individual geographic locations within Victoria have unique technical and operational requirements.
The development of a regulatory definition would complement the development of a model constitution for microgrid operators by the industry, which could provide an effective form of co-regulation
What is a microgrid? The Victorian Government is supporting and developing microgrids. A microgrid can be thought of as a small ''subset'' of the electricity grid that provides energy
In July 2025, the Yarra Energy Foundation (YEF), in collaboration with SolarQuip and the Trentham Sustainability Group (TSG), completed a detailed technical feasibility study for a low-voltage network
Victoria''s central highlands region could be home to several community-scale microgrids, as part of a package of new resilience measures being tested and explored by electricity distributor
Federal Minister for Emergency Management Murray Watt and Victorian Minister for Energy and Resources Lily D''Ambrosio announced that construction on the $28.6 million Corryong
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