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Sun Cable: It’s much more viable than you think, at the right price
We crunch some numbers on Sun Cable's solar export plans and find that, despite the recent administration drama, it's economically doable.
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Location, location: Battery storage projects jostle for position to back up wind and solar
The competition among battery storage projects for connection points in intense, with many proposing batteries right next door to rival projects.
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Skills survey seeks to bridge Australia’s clean energy jobs gap
New national survey hopes to get a measure on Australia's clean energy labour and skills shortages.
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Australia and Germany fund first stages of two gigawatt scale green hydrogen projects
Australia and Germany funding will lay the groundwork for two gigawatt scale green hydrogen projects in Australia, and a ground-breaking electrolyser technology.
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“World first” solar methanol plant to feed off Port Augusta solar thermal project
"World-first" solar methanol plant that will tap into Port Augusta solar thermal project one of four green fuel projects funded by Australia and Germany.
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Forrest plans multi-billion dollar battery business, hopes to land five big green energy deals
Andrew Forrest says "world leading" WAE could turn into a multi-billion dollar battery technology business, expects to seal five big green energy deals this year.
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Energy Insiders Podcast: Do we have enough lithium?
Lithium analyst Rodney Hooper on supply and demand for key battery metal. Plus: Solar has killed coal, but can it kill gas?
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Gas prices boost Origin’s profit, as “green” takeover bidder seeks partners
Origin releases dramatically higher earnings guidance amid speculation over the commitment of suitors Brookfield and EIG.
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NSW shortlists 4.3GW of wind, solar and storage projects in first renewables auction
NSW shortlists 4.3GW of wind, solar and storage projects in first auction in its plan to replace coal with renewables.
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“We could do better:” Green hydrogen leader pulls Plug on Forrest’s electrolyser factory
US-based green hydrogen leader pulls Plug on joint venture with Andrew Forrest, saying the economics did not make the project worthwhile.
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Wind turbine catches fire in one of Australia’s oldest wind projects
A wind turbine caught fire at one of the country's oldest wind projects, not for the first time.
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AEMO report confirms wind and solar best cure for fossil fuel hyper-inflation
Coal and gas are in a long structural terminal decline, renewables are booming and pushing expensive, unreliable, polluting fossil fuels out of the market.
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Palaszczuk announces Australia-first critical minerals facility for battery storage
Queensland says $75 million facility represents a "Eureka" moment for the shift to critical minerals to support renewables and battery storage.
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Another two big battery projects jostle for position and contracts in Hunter Valley
RES has begun dipping its toes into the battery market, and has added another storage project to the growing pipeline in the Hunter Valley.
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Renewable transition faces critical moment as ministers decide on transmission access
The Energy Security Board's board favoured solution to grid access is widely opposed. Energy ministers must tell it to move on and focus on something useful.
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Woodside nearly doubles revenue as fossil fuel giants cash in on oil and gas prices
Woodside nearly doubles fourth quarter revenues as fossil fuel majors continue to cash in on soaring oil and gas prices.
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Germany lifts rates for ground mounted solar systems to help meet new targets
Germany lifts maximum support rates for ground-mounted solar system tenders by 25 per cent to help meet new solar targets.
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“Glimpse of the future:” South Australia peaked at 91.5 pct wind and solar when links were down
South Australia reached an "extraordinary" 91.5 pct wind and solar even when its main transmission links were down, in what AEMO says is a "glimpse of the future."
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Coal states miss out on benefits of cheap wind and solar, pay twice the price of power
States most dependent on fossil fuels hit by surging prices, despite lowest ever coal output, the lowest gas generation for 18 years, and record wind and solar.
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Environmental groups warn WA’s gas projects will derail new net-zero legislation
WA to become only third state to legislate net zero target, but environmental groups warns its gas projects will undermine the goal.
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