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Greens join push to kick gas, with $235 million “electrify everything” pilot
Greens launch "electrify everything" pilot plan, with funding to shift an entire residential suburb and regional town off gas and onto electricity.
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Network companies seek non-network solutions to peak demand problems
Network companies make unprecedented appeal to third-party companies to provide smarter, cleaner and cheaper ways to manage peak demand.
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Fortescue green hydrogen goal needs 450GW of wind and solar by 2030
Fortescue Future Industries lifts lid on some of the stunning supply numbers needed to meet its ambitious green hydrogen targets.
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Albanese makes clean energy pitstop as press pack pursues “gotcha” moment
Albanese makes a surprise visit to the Smart Energy Expo, reiterating Labor's embrace of stronger climate policy and plan to host UN climate talks.
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AGL slams “false claims,” says it is quitting coal as fast as it can
AGL insists it is moving as fast as it can on coal closures, as Mike Cannon-Brookes ramps up pressure on the board.
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What do China’s gigantic wind and solar bases mean for its climate goals?
Driven by unprecedented concentrations of renewable projects, China's wind and solar capacity is headed past 1,100GW by 2025. But is it enough?
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Energy productivity and efficiency: Australia’s forgotten fuels
Australia lacks high level, adequately funded independent institutions run by people skilled and competent in energy productivity and efficiency.
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Vales Point joins the coal team’s growing injury list
Vales Point coal power station in NSW joins the coal industry's growing injury list with a month-long outage due to generator failure.
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World first “super-hybrid” wind, hydro and hydrogen project planned for Queensland
A "world first" super-hybrid green hydrogen project valued at up to $5.5 billion and combining massive wind and pumped hydro unveiled for Queensland.
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WA simulates two-way electricity market in milestone for Project Symphony
Western Australia's Project Symphony notches up major milestone on the road to integrating and optimising the state's huge rooftop solar resource.
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RenewEconomy’s Giles Parkinson inducted into Solar Hall of Fame
RenewEconomy founder and editor one of four new inductees into the Smart Energy Council Solar Hall of Fame.
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No surrender? How renewables markets got LGC price completely wrong
How the markets got the price of LGCs completely wrong because they didn't see expect corporates surrender their purchases.
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Fossil gas market facing death spiral, says ACT energy minister
ACT energy minister warns gas companies face demand 'death spiral' and no future for hydrogen or biogas in residential gas supply.
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Japan renewables giant joins team behind Hunter green hydrogen network
Plans to develop a large-scale renewable hydrogen production, transportation and export hub in the New South Wales Hunter region have gained hefty new support.
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5B claims world speed record for solar build, but says global rollout still too slow
5B claims world speed record for deployment of large scale solar, but says global rollout needs to accelerate dramatically for net zero.
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“Change the climate in Canberra”: Independents vow to break stalemate
Independents call on clean energy sector to back their election bids, to break a major party deadlock on national climate action.
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Fortescue to fund new solar factory as it lays bet on thin-film solar
Fortescue Future Industries tips new funds into Hyet Solar to fast-track Netherlands-based factory that aims to produce 40MW of low-cost solar a year.
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Smart Energy Council fends off Coalition complaints over advocacy efforts
Clean energy industry body defends its advocacy for stronger clean energy policies, after Liberal senator complains to charity regulator.
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The best route to decarbonisation is the straight road – no shortcuts
The lesson for Australia from the carbon credit controversy is that there are no short-cuts to decarbonisation – but plenty to be gained from a direct route.
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Australia’s biggest battery drives revenue boost for Neoen as solar shaded
Victoria Big Battery delivers big boost in revenue for Neoen, as its solar farms are shaded by poor conditions but enjoy high prices.
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