South Australia aims to reach 100% renewable energy by 2027, setting records in wind output and reducing coal usage.

South Australia is advancing towards 100% renewable energy by 2027, achieving over 75% from renewables and recently recording periods where rooftop solar met all demand. The state has set records in wind output and reduced coal usage below 50%. Investments in new facilities are leveraging cleaner energy. Despite challenges like curtailment, experts suggest South Australia's model could guide other regions in transitioning to renewables effectively.