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Ratch buys Lincoln Gap wind and battery and other assets from Denham Capital
Ratch to buy Australian and south-east Asia renewable assets of Nexif, including the Lincoln Gap wind farm and battery.
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Woodside gets $10 million grant from state government for hydrogen refuelling station
Woodside gets $10 million government grant for hydrogen production, storage and refuelling station next to its big Perth hydrogen export project.
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Santos windfall: Australia is swimming in subsidised gas and we’re giving it away
Much of Santos huge profit increase comes from war profiteering and exporting gas destined for the domestic market. Something must be done.
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Who is going to make sure Australia can get to 80 pct renewables by 2030?
All the talk of offshore wind and green hydrogen in Australia is hugely promising, but they won't get us to 80% renewable energy by 2030. So what will?
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“At least they’ll have free power:” Renewables change future for organic dairy farm
Two organic dairy farmers have slashed their energy costs by tens of thousands of dollars using renewable energy and equipment upgrades.
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“More emissions than coal:” Pressure mounts to rule out forest biomass
Pressure mounts on Labor to rule out the use of native forest biomass for renewable energy generation, just as it gains popularity as a replacement for coal.
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BlackRock to push battery limits and new markets with eight hour storage and inertia
BlackRock's new battery storage company Akaysha is to test limits of battery storage market, and has an eye on other island grid markets in Asia.
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Atlassian’s Farquhar gets nod from storage developer Genex with improved offer
Bid led by Atlassian co-founder and his wife gets nod from renewables and storage developer Genex Power after lifting its indicative offer.
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Singapore’s Vena Energy joins rush to Australia offshore wind with Gippsland project
Singapore's Vena Energy is the latest to reveal interest in Australia's first offshore wind zone, and there may be even bigger players to come.
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How a great big tax on fossil fuel profits could fix Australia’s energy crisis
Climate Energy Finance offers scathing review of how everyday Australians lose out due to the favourable financial treatment of coal and gas companies.
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Why BlackRock chose Australia to make its largest big battery play
There are some compelling reasons why US investment giant BlackRock has chosen Australia for its biggest battery play "by some margin."
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Lightsource BP steams ahead on big solar build-out, backed by Orica and Mars
Lightsource bp says the outlook for solar in Australia is "incredibly strong," as new PPAs help underpin the construction of two more PV projects.
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Danish renewables giant looks to buy into 3GW “Battery of the North” project
Denmark's CIP looking to buy into 3GW "Battery of the North" project that will combine wind, solar and pumped hydro.
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Massive 1GW-plus wind farm proposal wins Major Project status in Tasmania
Tasmania grants major project status to giga-scale wind farm proposed for Tasmania’s north-east.
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Energy Insiders Podcast: Climate and community independents have their sway
Independent MP Helen Haines on pushing Labor on climate, and taking the lead on community energy.
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Renewables and hydrogen to create “eye-watering” labour demand, says report
New report details the parallel step-change in construction activity – and jobs – that will be generated by the “meteoric transformation” of Queensland's energy network.
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US investment giant BlackRock in $1 billion big battery play in Australia
US investment giant BlackRock plans to invest at least $1 billion in big battery projects in Australia after buying out Melbourne-based develoeopr Akaysha.
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Total Eren proposes 2GW solar farm and massive green hydrogen plant in Darwin
French renewables developer Total Eren unveils plan for 2GW of large scale solar in the Northern Territory, supporting a 1GW green hydrogen electrolyser facility.
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Graph of the Day: Rooftop solar boost sets new grid demand low in Queensland
Rooftop solar, a sunny winter's day and mild weather sent minimum demand in Australia's most coal dependent grid to record low on Sunday.
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World’s biggest offshore wind farm company sets 100% renewable target for all suppliers
Ørsted sets new benchmark for suppliers to use 100 per cent renewables by 2025, saying it is essential to meet 1.5°C target.
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