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Tesla lands a 300MWh battery storage order for its Megapack technology with Edify in NSW.

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Small and regional publishers are implementing a news freeze on Tuesday to protest their exclusion from the massive handouts made to big media by the social media giants.

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Independent Member for Wagga Wagga supports local push to keep “solar factories” off productive agricultural land in the region known as the “food bowl” of NSW.

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Australia could slash emissions across the Asia Pacific by switching to zero emissions exports and 2,700 per cent renewables, ANU researchers say.

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Fortescue CEO admits 15 million green hydrogen target by 2030 was "very stretch", but now seems very achievable given developments over last 12 months.

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Fortescue Future Industries CEO Julie Shuttleworth on the company’s myriad green energy plans and its ambition to produce 15 million tonnes of green hydrogen a year by 2030.

The post Energy Insiders Podcast: Fortescue’s grand green energy plans appeared first on RenewEconomy.

Taylor offers carbon farmers a tax cut after slashing their potential income, as think tank targets dodgy carbon credits.

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If Russian gas imports were to stop completely, Germany would have to save around 290 terawatt-hours, and lower temperatures in buildings by up to 1°C.

The post Germany can cope with a lot less Russian gas, but not entirely without it appeared first on RenewEconomy.

Localised clean energy production is not just necessary to tackle climate change. It will prove vital as we navigate the turbulent decade we find ourselves in.

The post Russian invasion a stark reminder we should have doubled-down on renewables years ago appeared first on RenewEconomy.

Labor's landslide win in South Australia, which saw energy minister Dan van Holst Pellekaan lose his seat, has implications for the grid leading world's transition to renewables, and national policy.

The post Labor returned in South Australia landslide, but questions loom over hydrogen future appeared first on RenewEconomy.

AGL wins approval for Liddell big battery, at site of soon to be closed coal plant, which will have storage of up to 2 gigawatt hours.

The post AGL gets green light for 2GWh big battery at Liddell appeared first on RenewEconomy.

A prototype of a world-first 100 per cent recyclable wind turbine blade has been produced at a manufacturing facility in Spain, marking a big step towards "closing the loop" for wind power.

The post GE produces world-first prototype of fully recyclable wind turbine blade appeared first on RenewEconomy.

CMI wants surprise changes to the Emissions Reduction Fund delayed following dramatic price crash so the government can consult with industry.

The post “Consult with industry:” Taylor asked to delay carbon market changes after price crash appeared first on RenewEconomy.

AEMC's do nothing decision on DER regulations reinforces the need for fundamental reform of the country's energy institutions.

The post DER: Market rule-maker breaches faith with households, business and industry appeared first on RenewEconomy.

CEFC hits $10 billion investment milestone, and still has nearly $5 billion to spend on energy transition, including electric vehicles and hydrogen.

The post Australia’s green bank celebrates $10bn investments, still has another $5bn to spend appeared first on RenewEconomy.

Many regulatory hurdles still standing in the way of offshore wind development. Meanwhile, in the oil and gas sector...

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Global rooftop solar installations expected to reach nearly 100GW in 2025. As Australia’s solar pioneers get together.

The post Solar Insiders Podcast: The global rooftop boom appeared first on RenewEconomy.

Labor wants to overhaul regulation of major transmission projects to increase community consultation, while Taylor revives 'gold plated' scare campaign.

The post “Not fit for purpose”: Labor vows to overhaul regulatory process for transmission projects appeared first on RenewEconomy.

SunDrive, an Australian solar start-up backed by tech billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes, claims new solar cell efficiency record.

The post “Huge moment:” Australia’s Sundrive claims new solar cell efficiency milestone appeared first on RenewEconomy.

New analysis by Rystad Energy predicts global rooftop solar PV installations will surge to 95GW a year by 2025.

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