Outcomes (clause 2. 1)
(a) The objectives for the Project will be achieved through the following Outcomes: [Drafting note: Insert Outcomes – under the Agreement, the Recipient is required to achieve the Outcomes. To the extent that elements of the Project may not be successful and this is acceptable / contemplated (e.g. where there is a trial), then the Outcomes should describe what must actually be achieved.]
Outcomes (clause 2. 1)
(a) Improved technology readiness and commercial readiness of CSP technology.
(b) Increased value delivered by renewable energy through demonstration of CSP technology for medium duration bulk energy storage.
(c) Removal of barriers to renewable energy uptake through demonstration of CSP technology as an alternative medium duration bulk energy storage provider.
(d) Increased knowledge relevant to the cost and technical performance of CSP technology to inform subsequent medium duration bulk energy storage projects.
Outcomes (clause 2. 1 (Recipient to undertake the Project)) The objectives for the Project will be achieved through the following Outcomes:
(a) [Insert] [Drafting note: Insert Outcomes. Under the Agreement, the Recipient is required to use reasonable endeavours to achieve the Outcomes. To the extent that elements of the Project may not be successful and this is acceptable / contemplated (e.g. a trial), then the Outcomes should describe what must actually be achieved.
(i) support Industrial Facilities in Regional Australia to reduce emissions in line with Australia’s 2030 emissions reduction goals and transition to net zero by 2050;
(ii) improve technology readiness and commercial readiness of Renewable Energy Technologies, Energy Efficiency Technologies and Electrification Technologies that will result in a significant reduction in Scope 1 and/or Scope 2 emissions or improve the energy efficiency of an industrial process or processes;
(iii) encourage technology demonstration, collaboration and knowledge sharing across industry and/or regions; and
(iv) support upskilling of existing industrial workforce in new decarbonisation activities.]
Outcomes (clause 2. 1)
(a) [Insert] [Drafting note: Insert Outcomes – Under the Agreement, the Recipient is required to use reasonable endeavours to achieve the Outcomes. To the extent that elements of the Project may not be successful and this is acceptable / contemplated (e.g. where there is a trial), then the Outcomes should describe what must actually be achieved.
(i) demonstration of technical innovation(s) to overcome technical challenges associated with microgrid deployment; (ii) improves understanding and/or contributes to new or improved regulatory reforms in order to enable increased deployment of microgrids; (iii) improvement of the business case and/or business models for increased deployment of microgrids; (iv) increases skills, capacity and knowledge relevant to microgrid project deployment
Outcomes (clause 2. 1)
(a) Addressing barriers to the supply and adoption of BEVs in Australia by increasing the number of publicly available XXX Fast Charging Stations.
(b) Reducing emissions by ensuring all Charging Sites are powered with Renewable Energy (either off site via contractual arrangements with energy providers and/or with onsite solar photovoltaic panels) or with Green Certificates.
(c) Improved understanding of consumer behaviour regarding the use of public fast XXX charging, through the collection of charging profile data.
Outcomes (clause 2. 1 (Recipient to undertake the Project)) The objectives for the Project will be achieved through the following Outcomes:
(a) [Insert] [Drafting note: Insert Outcomes – Under the Agreement, the Recipient is required to use reasonable endeavours to achieve the Outcomes. To the extent that elements of the Project may not be successful and this is acceptable / contemplated (e.g. where there is a trial), then the Outcomes should describe what must actually be achieved. This section should articulate a set of specific objectives or methods in which the Project will increase supply or enhance competitiveness (or both), and should link to the ARP’s outcomes, being: (i) reduction in the cost of renewable energy; (ii) increase in the value delivered by renewable energy; (iii) improvement in technology readiness and commercial readiness of renewable energy technologies; (iv) reduction in or removal of barriers to renewable energy uptake; and (v) increased skills, capacity and knowledge relevant to renewable energy technologies.] The objectives for the Project will be achieved through the following Outcomes:
(b) Increase in the value delivered by renewable energy by improving the economics of community battery projects through the reduction in, or removal of, barriers to large-scale deployment.
(c) Increased skills, capacity and knowledge relevant to Renewable Energy Technologies by building industry capability to deploy community batteries at scale.
(d) Increase in the value delivered by renewable energy by:
(i) putting downward pressure on household electricity costs;
(ii) contributing towards lowering emissions;
(iii) providing a net benefit to the electricity network, having regard to matters such as network constraints; and
(iv) enabling storage of distributed solar energy for later use or sharing and supporting further distributed solar installations.
