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Oct 16, 2026

Giles ParkinsonHOST
60:17
Let's see if that goes ahead if the government changes.
Giles ParkinsonHOST
60:21
Envision Energy, the Chinese company, we had them on a webinar this week.
Giles ParkinsonHOST
60:26
It was actually quite interesting what they were talking about, standalone energy parks, and they talked about a whole bunch of projects.
Giles ParkinsonHOST
60:32
They've got the contract for the Nullargan Wind Project up in Fortescue with the self-lifting towers and Neowen's Narrogin Project.

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BalVoi:60 | Hourly News Briefing | October 15, 2026 • 2:00 AM EDT

Oct 15 · 3 Mentions

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1:38
A new bridge over the Yalu River connecting China and North Korea has opened after more than a decade of delays.
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1:44
And China's Envision Energy is expanding its wind and battery operations in Australia.
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1:50
Netflix has confirmed two more seasons of Three-Body Problem, though with a reduced episode count.
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1:55
Now, to the news.

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She posed the question of which party or body would hold the incoming administration to account.
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26:07
Advance polls for the 2026 provincial election open October 16th, with the main voting day on October 24th.
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26:15
China's Envision Energy expands its wind and battery portfolio in Australia with new projects.
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26:21
Chinese renewables company Envision Energy is moving to expand its presence in Australia, entering a market where a small group of established international players has long held sway.
Orlando JenkinsonHOST
0:13
We're back with our regular panel of experts for their take on some of the biggest stories from our recent news coverage.
Robyn WhiteHOST
0:19
This time on the News Review, we take a look at the new onshore wind turbine models announced by Vestas, Nordex, and Envision.
Robyn WhiteHOST
0:25
Can these new designs and their large rotor diameters make a splash in the onshore wind industry?
Orlando JenkinsonHOST
0:30
Meanwhile, we look back at the recent Wind Energy Hamburg conference in Germany.
Robyn WhiteHOST
1:30
So firstly, we've seen a new wave of larger onshore wind turbines launched in recent weeks.
Robyn WhiteHOST
1:35
Vestas has launched its largest onshore turbine to date with an 182-meter rotor, while Nordex launched an even larger model with 193-meter rotor.
Robyn WhiteHOST
1:44
And Chinese manufacturer Envision also announced its new model design for medium wind speed sites and challenging conditions.
Robyn WhiteHOST
1:51
So Sorcha, firstly, why have Vestas and Nordex both launched these new larger capacity onshore wind turbines with, you know, larger rotor areas, and why is this so significant?
Giles ParkinsonHOST
51:19
That's an interview with Peter Cowling, the head of Envision Australia.
Giles ParkinsonHOST
51:22
Envision Energy, which is a new Chinese manufacturer, which is coming into Australia and has a couple of contracts already.
Giles ParkinsonHOST
51:28
That's pretty interesting.
Giles ParkinsonHOST
51:29
And next week, we've actually got a couple of webinars.
Giles ParkinsonHOST
51:32
One with a new player in the battery market, Thwace from the UK and also from Envision Energy as well.
Giles ParkinsonHOST
51:40
So a couple of exciting things coming up there and I'm sure they'll be of great interest.
Giles ParkinsonHOST
51:45
That's all from this episode.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:00
You're listening to a special episode of Energy Insiders, produced in partnership with Envision Energy.
Giles ParkinsonHOST
0:09
Peter Cowling, welcome back to the Energy Insiders podcast.
Peter CowlingGUEST
0:13
Afternoon, Giles.

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Giles ParkinsonHOST
37:14
Thank you very much.
Giles ParkinsonHOST
37:15
Not at all.
speaker_0NARRATOR
37:18
You've been listening to a special episode of Energy Insiders, produced in partnership with Envision Energy.
Jake AllenHOST
9:19
And Kernel in Kyiv added forty thousand tons of modular grain storage as strikes throttled Ukraine's export corridors to about one point four million tons a month.
Jake AllenHOST
9:32
New facilities also came online from Bestzyme in Jinan, Planet Labs in Berlin, CATL in Debrecen, and Envision Energy in Benguerir, Morocco.
Jake AllenHOST
9:41
[upbeat music] And finally, the signals.
Jake AllenHOST
9:50
Idaho Copper Corporation cleared its final US Forest Service hurdle to begin up to fifteen thousand feet of core drilling at the Cuomo Copper Molybdenum project in Boise County, Idaho.

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