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The strangely invisible energy projects that led to all those “blackout” headlines
AEMO's latest assessment of reliability generated the predictable "blackout" headlines, but the details tell another story.
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Solar Insiders Podcast: China drought to hit solar, battery supplies
Extreme weather conditions in China starts to have impact on solar and battery supply chains, plus all the local news.
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“Bubbles in your soda water:” How Labor justifies LNG boom behind emissions jump
Australia's emissions jumped again, and scientists are not happy with new oil exploration acreage and Labor minister's description of CO2 as "bubbles in your soda water."
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Is an aluminium-sulphur battery the way out of the lithium quagmire?
Researchers unveil new battery made from abundant, low-cost materials that could compete with lithium-ion to support the shift to renewable energy.
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Claims of industry lobbying as new ISP to model “green gas” alternative to solar
AEMO creates controversy over new ISP scenario that looks at "green gas", despite overwhelming push to electrification.
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Solar squeezes out coal to set new record low for demand on national grid
A mild, solar charged Sunday has delivered a new winter minimum operational demand low on Australia's main grid, AEMO says.
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Oil giant Equinor leads €30m investment in long duration flow battery storage company
Norwegian energy giant leads €30m investment into Dutch large-scale flow battery storage company Elestor, which has eyes on the Australian market.
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One skill shortage more than any is holding back Australia in the race to net zero
There is a multitude of skills shortages that could threaten the low-carbon transition, but one stands out as critical to Australia’s future prosperity.
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US battery supplier Powin enters Australia market with 1.7GWh storage deal with Akaysha
Oregon based Powin enters Australian storage market with deal to supply first three big battery projects of Akaysha Energy.
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Crunch time for grid: More wind, solar, storage and links urgently needed before coal exodus
AEMO puts out call for urgent efforts to ramp up construction of wind, solar, storage and new transmission lines to ensure capacity in place before coal exodus.
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Market operator not told of Snowy 2.0 delays, but it won’t be missed much
Snowy Hydro's owner and its contractor have both said Snowy 2.0 is delayed, but the market operator has not been told. Turns out it won't make much of a difference.
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CEC warns labour shortages could harm Australia’s green energy transition
CEC, engineers and unions says urgent action needed to solve jobs shortages that threaten to throttle Australia's green energy transition.
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Renewables hardly get a mention as super profits wed Woodside to gas
Renewables takes back seat at Woodside as profits surge on soaring global gas prices.
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“Failure by almost every measure:” Offsets under fire again after “damning” audit
A theme emerges as NSW auditor-general raises serious concerns about the effectiveness and integrity of the state's Biodiversity Offset Scheme.
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First batch of SA-made renewable hydrogen heads to Whyalla by tube trailer
A custom tube trailer will transport the first shipment of renewable hydrogen from Hydrogen Park SA, for use in production of high-purity argon.
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Coca-Cola steps closer to 100 pct renewables in deal with state’s biggest wind farm
Coca Cola steps closer to 100 per cent renewables in 8-year deal with biggest wind farm in Western Australia.
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Norway oil giant buys into 6GW of Australian floating offshore wind projects
Norway oil giant Equinor buys into three offshore wind projects in NSW with a potential combined capacity of 6GW.
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Contractor may face “substantial” losses in dispute with solar farm and inverter supplier
Listed contractor says it may suffer "significant losses" over three-way dispute over who should bear cost for delays in $277 million solar project.
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Consumers lose faith in utilities as fossil fuelled energy crisis hits hip pockets
Survey finds consumer confidence at new lows, as bill shock cements perception that Australia's energy market is broken.
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“Workers want a plan:” Greens push for transition authority to manage switch to renewables
Greens push for energy transition authority to help communities transition to renewables and counter Coalition scare campaigns.
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