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“There is no going back:” AEMO bids goodbye to baseload grid and spins high renewable future

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AEMO says there is "no going back" to a baseload and peaking power system, but for the moment prefers spinning machines over battery inverters for system security.
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“There is no going back:” AEMO bids goodbye to baseload grid and spins high renewable future

AEMO says there is "no going back" to a baseload and peaking power system, but for the moment prefers spinning machines over battery inverters for system security.

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The Allegheny FrontThe Allegheny Front

Renewables surpass coal on Mid-Atlantic electric grid

The surge in renewables is driven by solar, which now generates nearly 14% of the energy in the regional grid that serves Pennsylvania. The post Renewables surpass coal on Mid-Atlantic electric grid appeared first on The Allegheny Front.

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The Allegheny Front broke the news in on Wednesday, April 30, 2025.
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