Australia's $30 million smart-grid allocation is aimed at projects that improve renewable integration, strengthen electricity networks and reduce future energy costs. The programme focuses on network capability, which has become a limiting factor for solar and storage deployment in high-renewables markets. For developers and utilities, better grid intelligence can reduce curtailment risk and help accommodate more distributed and utility-scale clean power.
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