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Program: Automation needed to boost solar projects

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By Nathan Morris Verified
| AM (Podcast)
Experts in solar energy say while Australians have installed a huge number of panels over the years, there's another big hurdle the country must overcome; mastering the use of robots and prefabrication.
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Could cheap solar help Australia become more than just a 'dig and ship' economy?

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By Nathan Morris, Nathan Morris Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Australia is a world leader in rooftop solar, but is not building enough utility-scale solar to power industry, according to the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA). Construction and labour costs remain a key barrier to delivering it cheaply enough to help transform Australia's economy. ARENA is investing in robots, automation and prefabricated solar arrays to power new industries such as green iron, hydrogen and critical minerals processing.
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AEMO expects more batteries and less transmission in the grid of tomorrow

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By Tim Leslie Verified, Nathan Morris Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Australia now has 600,000 household batteries and 45 gigawatts of storage in the pipeline, which is well ahead of projections, however wind energy approvals are falling short. The battery surge has reduced pressure on new transmission infrastructure, as part of its $106 billion system overhaul. The Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) is forecasting 6,000 kilometres of new transmission lines, a reduction of 1,500km since its last plan.
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