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University of Adelaide researchers successfully split seawater to produce green hydrogen
Researchers from the University of Adelaide say they have successfully split seawater without pre-treatment to produce green hydrogen.
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Our climate challenge is our greatest opportunity: So how do we get it right?
Our response to climate change provides perhaps the greatest opportunity for investment, economic, export and employment growth Australia has ever seen. Can we harness it?
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Indonesia turns focus to floating solar with new 100MW tender
Indonesia utility launches tender for another 100MW of floating solar as the archipelago seeks to grow its renewables supply.
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Fossil giants tipped funds into major parties, but then the climate movement fought back
While data shows the fossil fuel industry yet again pouring money into Australia's major parties, the 2022 federal election changed the political donations game.
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Very big solar sets record year of growth in 2022, as developers focus on size
Australia notched up the largest annual volume of 200MW-plus solar PV projects commissioned to date in 2022, new data shows.
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Record solar and wind output is crushing coal in EU – and already beating gas
Coal generation has been falling since mid 2022, and as the renewables transition heats up, a decrease in fossil fuels – especially gas – will be the story of 2023.
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Energy retailer signs deal to take quarter of output from biggest solar farm in NSW
Energy retailer specialising in business market signs long term deal to take one quarter of the output of Darlington Point solar farm.
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One of Australia’s oldest and most richly rewarded solar farms sold after debt dispute
One of Australia's first solar farms - and one of the most richly rewarded - has been sold by administrators.
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Biggest solar contractor suffers from crunched margins, but says costs are falling
Biggest solar contractor in Australia reveals more losses, and crunched margins, as it struggles to make any money out of its international portfolio.
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Sun Cable sale process kicks off, plays up Singapore link and green hydrogen
Sun Cable sales process officially begins, with the salesman playing up both the proposed Singapore link and the strong demand for green hydrogen.
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Offshore wind industry is missing a crucial piece of the planning puzzle
Offshore wind is poised to make a critical contribution to Australia’s decarbonisation – but it's still missing the secret to success.
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Vale Will Steffen: Australia mourns loss of a true “climate warrior”
"A giant of climate science:" Tributes flow for ANU Emeritus Professor Will Steffen, who died in Canberra on Monday.
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Oil giant venture forges ahead with another big solar and battery project in NSW
The solar arm of the global oil giant is advancing plans to build a 550MW solar farm with a 260MW/520MWh big battery – and sheep – in NSW.
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Solar farm revenue slumps as market cools in aftermath of coal and gas crisis
Solar farm revenues have fallen by half from the giddy heights of last year's market prices, but are still ahead of year earlier returns.
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“A packet of poo tickets:” Barnaby’s beef with wind power goes nuclear
Joyce attacks new wind project in NSW, one of the biggest in the state, and suggests a nuclear reactor would be a better idea.
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Clean energy investment tops $US1 trillion, sits neck and neck with fossil fuels
Bloomberg New energy Finance says investment in low carbon energy has hit a new high – and for the first time reached parity with capital invested in fossil fuels.
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Vertical-axis floating offshore wind developer clears legal hurdle for turbine testing
Swedish wind power company SeaTwirl has won the right to proceed with testing its floating vertical-axis wind turbine in a fjord off the coast of Norway.
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Solar buying spree continues as MPower buys shovel-ready 5MW project
Sydney-based renewables outfit completes acquisition of its newest small solar farm, the 5MW Faraday Renewable Energy Project in central Victoria.
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Solar farms that put cow comfort and crop yield ahead of harvesting electrons
Spanish energy giant to build four small "agri-solar" farm projects that prioritise benefits to crops and and livestock over solar production.
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Energy arbitrage sends big battery revenue to new record high in 2022
Big batteries earned record high revenue on the National Electricity Market during 2022 – here's how.
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