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Insight Posted 4th June 2026

Age of electrification exposing Australia’s weakest link

Australia has spent more than a decade transforming its energy supply, with renewable energy in the National Electricity Market growing from 15% in 2015 to a record 46.5% in 2026.
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Rameez Majeed

Australia has spent more than a decade transforming its energy supply, with renewable energy in the National Electricity Market growing from 15% in 2015 to a record 46.5% in 2026. At the same time, the rapid uptake of EVs, home batteries, data centres, and industrial electrification is creating new challenges for electricity networks.

In an article by PV Magazine Australia, EA Technology’s Product Manager Ana Duran explores why the next phase of the energy transition will depend on greater visibility across the network, smarter investment decisions, and the ability to manage increasingly dynamic demand at the grid edge.

Read the full article to discover why the age of electrification is exposing Australia’s weakest link—and what can be done to address it.

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