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The NEM is suspended, and so is consumer trust – how can we get it back?
The National Electricity Market will be back up and running in a week, maybe two or three. But consumer trust and confidence? That will take a little more time.
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World squanders “green recovery” as renewables dwarfed by huge fossil fuel subsidies
Despite global renewables investment surging to a new high, the world has largely squandered a 'green recovery' to the Covid pandemic.
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Wind turbine collapses in “serious event” at WA wind farm
A wind turbine has collapsed at the Alinta wind farm in WA, buckling in half and falling into a canola field, and causing the 89MW project to be temporarily shut down.
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Energy Insiders Podcast: The energy crisis … and offshore wind
All the latest on Australia’s energy crisis, and an interview with offshore wind expert Alastair Dutton.
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Roadblocks to the energy transition: Denial, opposition and lousy management
The problems with coal plants and their replacement is as much about lousy management as anything else. But Grok It! There is hope on the horizon.
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New wind output records in Victoria and S.A. as delayed projects unshackled
New wind output records in Victoria and South Australia set this week, as two of the country's biggest and most delayed wind projects suddenly unshackled.
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Albanese locks in Australia’s higher 2030 emissions reduction target
Albanese formally commits Australia to a stronger 2030 emissions reduction target, as Bowen blames energy crisis on slow renewables investment.
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Market failure: Why no one trusts fossil generators to “do the right thing”
What makes Matt Kean think fossil fuel generators would start to do the right thing now? For the past two decades or more, they have done everything but.
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Tasmania calls for new renewable generation – and load – as first REZ takes shape
Tasmania government launches ROI for new renewables and storage and for businesses seeking renewable electrical loads.
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“The problem is not renewables:” Bowen puts Uhlmann back in his coal box
Federal energy minister Chris Bowen says more renewables and storage needed to solve current crisis and propping up coal is not the answer.
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Why Australia’s National Electricity Market was suspended – and what happens next
How did we get here? What's likely to happen next? And what does it all mean for energy users?
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Vast Solar and 1414 team up for new attempt at Port Augusta solar storage hub
Vast Solar and thermal storage hopeful 1414 Degrees to join forces to try and finally deliver long awaited solar thermal project near Port Augusta.
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AEMO warns of tight electricity supplies in NSW, after seizing control of market
AEMO chief Daniel Westerman warns NSW faces a night of tight electricity supplies, as the market operator takes control of the National Electricity Market.
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Great Solar Business Podcast: Is solar a good career move?
We explore the pros and cons of making a move into the solar industry with Thornton DeVoy from Solar Analytics.
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Labor resources minister’s support for Narrabri gas project labelled “disrespectful”
Opponents to the Narrabri gas project comments from the new federal resources minister backing the project are "ill-informed".
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“Impossible to operate:” AEMO declares suspension of electricity spot market
AEMO declares that it has suspended electricity markets across the entire NEM, because it has become "impossible to operate" within the rules.
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Dumb and illegal: Regulators read the riot act to striking generators
AEMC tells striking generators that holding out for supposedly higher price by waiting for a market direction may be self defeating, and likely illegal.
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What will an Australia offshore wind farm look like? Here’s a video glimpse
Developers of one of Australia's first proposed offshore wind farm publish a 'visual simulation' of the project.
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BP takes major position in one of world’s biggest green hydrogen hubs in Pilbara
Oil giant bp takes significant stake in $30 billion Asian Renewable Hub featuring 26GW of wind and solar and big green hydrogen and ammonia ambitions.
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Governments must lead on social license, says report – our energy security depends on it
Major new report says now is the time for governments to win communities over to renewables, or risk major delays to an increasingly urgent transition.
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