In this Weekly Dispatch:
- Six batteries have been announced in Victoria and South Australia under the Capacity Investment Scheme (CIS).
- The UK awards contracts for difference (CfDs) to 9.6GW of renewables including offshore wind and tidal stream projects.
- Volvo eases their 2030 electric vehicle target from 100 per cent to 90 per cent due to slowing demand for EVs.
- China is planning on building the world’s first nuclear power station using molten salt and thorium.
- ARENA opens applications for funding under the Solar Sunshot program.
- Podcast of the week: The Carbon Copy chat about tariffs including time of use and dynamic pricing.
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