In this Weekly Dispatch:
- AEMO released the GSOO and is forecasting gaps from 2028 onwards in southern Australia.
- The federal government announced various batteries in Western Australia as part of the Capacity Investment Scheme.
- EnergyAustralia reaffirms Yallourn closure date by 2028 amid media extension claims.
- The Grattan Institute calls for a national net zero plan to provide the framework for longer-term investment and other climate policies.
- ARENA has announced the first recipient from its Hydrogen Headstart Program, with $814 million in funding allocated to Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners’ 1,500 MW Murchison Green Hydrogen Project in Western Australia.
- Podcast of the week: Ausgrid chat about unlocking DNSPs to enable the transition.