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One-third of solar projects over-promise and under-deliver on generation, report finds
New data finds many solar projects are delivering lower production than forecast, with big impacts on investors.
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Origin counts on profit boost from gas as it prepares for shift to clean energy
Origin will rely on a boost in gas earnings to underscore its business as it navigates the transition to clean energy.
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“An ecological and economic disaster:” Green group slams Marinus Link deal
News that Marinus Link is being supported by the federal government's Rewiring Australia program has been broadly welcomed. But not everyone sees it as a win.
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Climate solutions powerhouse emerges to “demystify” clean energy and carbon markets
Renewable Energy Hub buys up TFS Green to form Core Markets, a new entity to meet soaring corporate demand for end-to-end net zero solutions.
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Does Rewiring the Nation’s concessional finance really change the case for Marinus?
It's unclear how the economic case for Marinus Link is greatly improved by the concessional finance offered by Labor's Rewiring the Nation policy.
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Australia can slash emissions 81 pct by 2030 using six existing technologies, report says
BZE says Australia can't afford to wait for new inventions and doesn’t need to, with off-the-shelf technologies ready and able to "eliminate" emissions.
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Hong Kong real estate fund backs $2 billion of battery and solar projects in Australia
Hong Kong real estate specialist enters Australia renewables market with deal to help fund Maoneng's $2 billion portfolio of battery and solar projects.
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“This is a big deal:” Labor rolls out package for offshore wind, Marinus and Victoria renewables
Labor unveils multi-billion dollar packages to support offshore wind, the Marinus Link and other transmission upgrades.
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Australian business leaders still baulking at 1.5°C target, despite their net zero promises
Corporate Australia is anxious about how much climate action will cost but still believes the country now needs to be thinking about net negative targets.
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Massive 20MW turbines proposed for world’s first subsidy-free floating wind farm
Thirty 20MW wind turbines to feature in what is being hailed as the world's first subsidy free floating offshore wind project.
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WA boosts green hydrogen export plans with land allocation, new funds
WA allocates land and $5.5m in new funding to fast-track the Mid West Hydrogen Hub, in bid to become a "world class exporter" of renewable hydrogen.
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Call to fast-track solar recycling as panel waste problem piles up
A new international report says Australia needs policy, regulation and more R&D to deal with what could be a very big solar panel waste problem.
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Are fossil fuels on the nose? Opposition spreads to government and the cricket pitch
Social and financial support for Australia’s fossil fuel industry is deteriorating amid reports of greenwashing, harmful subsidies and soured alliances.
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Does the NEM have a future in the energy transition? Or will states resort to MIMBYism?
While AEMO has a market-wide plan for the shift to renewables, some states are transparently protecting their own interests. It’s the opposite of NIMBYism.
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CEO of Australia’s only solar panel manufacturer to step down
Tindo Solar announces a change at the top, with the company's CEO Shayne Jaenisch stepping down at the end of the year, after five years in the role.
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When critical minerals and decarbonisation collide: Eight value-add refining proposals
A look at $10bn-plus of newer projects in Australia and NZ that value-add across a range of resources critical to the clean energy transition.
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BlackRock’s Akaysha scores coup with contract to build “world’s most powerful” battery
Start-up bought by funds giant BlackRock snares contract to build Waratah Super Battery, now dubbed "most powerful battery in the world."
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Solar eliminates nearly all grid demand as its powers South Australia grid during day
Rooftop and utility scale solar meet equivalent of all of South Australia's electricity demand for more than six hours on Sunday, as "operational demand" nearly eliminated.
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Rooftop solar smashes demand and supply records in world’s biggest isolated grid
Rooftop solar provides nearly three quarters of demand in world's biggest isolated grid, sending "operational" demand to record low for third time in eight days.
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Snowy contractor shares plunge after it reveals “acute” working capital issues
Shares in the owner of one of the two main contractors to Snowy 2.0 plunge on Monday after revealing evaporating profits and working capital problems.
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