Western Australia Doubles Renewable Energy Target to 75%

Western Australia Sets 75 Percent Renewable Energy Target

Western Australia Premier Roger Cook speaks on stage during Global Citizen NOW: Perth at Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre in Western Australia on Oct. 20, 2026. (Graham Denholm/Getty Images for Global Citizen)

Renewable energy target doubled for WA’s most important grid

The WA Government is almost doubling its renewable energy target for the State’s most important power grid, saying the audacious move is needed to avoid a price surge that would cripple businesses.

State govt sets ‘ambitious’ renewables target in plan to cap industrial power costs

The state government has launched a plan to reduce soaring industrial power costs, including a 75 per cent SWIS renewable energy generation target and a $150 million energy investment fund.

Western Australia targets 75% renewables share for main grid

Western Australia has committed to a renewable energy target of 75% by 2030-2031 for its main electricity grid as it prepares for the retirement of state-owned coal-fired power stations by the end of this decade.

Western Australia doubles renewable energy target to 75%

The Western Australian Government has doubled its renewable energy target (RET) for the South West Interconnected System (SWIS) from 40% cent to 75% within five years. Energy Minister Amber-Jade Sanderson […] The post Western Australia doubles renewable energy target to 75% appeared first on Energy Source & Distribution.