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Japan does not need Australian gas to keep the lights on in Tokyo
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World’s biggest grids could be powered by renewables, with little or no storage – if we are smart enough
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How appliance level batteries can shield store owners from energy spikes, and act as sponge for grid
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“Conservoltaics:” Developers urged to think of solar farms as artificial reefs
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Wind turbines pay back life cycle carbon emissions in less than 2 years, NZ study finds
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Forrest says hydrogen subsidy makes green iron commercially viable in Australia
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Australia is back in the global race for green hydrogen with game-changing production credit
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How the South Pole research station could run on 100% renewable energy
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Too late to turn back dial on energy transition, Penny Sharpe says
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Turning point: Biggest spend on clean energy, but households need more than budget sugar hit
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“Picking losers:” Choosing nuclear over renewables and efficiency will make climate crisis worse
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After a decade of chaos, Labor finally pivots Australia away from dig-and-ship petrostate to post carbon world
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Neoen to build its biggest battery to shift energy to evening peak in nuclear-dominated Ontario
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Labor budget pledges billions to green hydrogen, solar, batteries and household rebates
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Italian energy giant completes construction of its newest solar farm in Victoria
Italian energy giant completes construction of its fourth solar project in Australia.
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SwitchedOn Podcast: The problem with community batteries
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Why US offshore wind power is struggling – the good, the bad and the opportunity
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Battery storage is about to overtake global capacity of pumped hydro
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Fire at huge aquatic centre rooftop solar system causes evacuations at major carnival
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Huge concrete pour paves way for 122 turbines at Australia’s largest wind project
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