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“I’m sick of them f-cking it up:” Cannon-Brookes takes aim at AGL board
Mike Cannon-Brookes fires some choice language, and more than $650 million, at AGL board claims it has no other option than demerger.
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Meet Kylea Tink: North Sydney independent who wants to break climate gridlock
Independent North Sydney challenger talks Australia's failed climate leadership and the opportunity to seize a climate-focused economic future.
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Electric cars and homes: Rugby great joins push to electrify Australia
Independent ACT senate candidate and former Wallabies captain says Australians could slash energy bills and emissions by going electric.
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Swiss scientists set new record for tandem solar cell efficiency
Scientists develop tandem solar cell with a certified efficiency of 29.2% and have clear steps to achieve yields beyond 30% in the future.
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Danish giant reveals details of giga-scale renewable hydrogen plans in Murchison
Details emerge of enormous WA project to combine wind and solar and 3GW of electrolysers to produce green ammonia.
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Junior energy minister Tim Wilson may lose his Liberal blue ribbon seat
Polling suggests junior energy minister Tim Wilson could lose his seat to an independent backing stronger climate action.
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AGL dismisses Cannon-Brookes, signs partner for $5bn renewables fund
AGL to plough on with demerger plan, announces partner for new fund to invest up to $5 billion in wind and storage assets.
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Cannon-Brookes steps in to stop AGL demerger, fast-track coal exit
Mike Cannon-Brookes makes dramatic market raid to become biggest shareholder in AGL, vowing to stop demerger and fast-track exit from coal.
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Albo finds his mojo in push for green metals and EV batteries
Albanese pitches vision of a green resources sector and revitalised manufacturing to contrast Morrison's embrace of fossil fuels.
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California runs on 100 per cent renewables, briefly, for first time ever
California grid reaches 100% renewables for a short period over weekend in major milestone for one of world's biggest economies.
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Loy Yang A coal plant outage expected to cost AGL at least $73 million
AGL says it will take a big hit to profits due to latest Loy Yang A coal outage, while market grapples with failing reliability and higher costs.
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Massive big battery and solar farm proposed for NSW coal country
Australian renewables developer Maoneng unveils plans for a massive four-hour battery and solar farm in the New South Wales Upper Hunter region.
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Fortescue urges joint “Green Pilbara” vision of giga-scale wind, solar and hydrogen
Fortescue Future Industries hints at joining forces with other parties to create a single vision for giga-scale renewable energy projects.
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Morrison inaction, Ukraine conflict weigh on clean energy investment
Clean energy investors say ongoing frustrations with Australian policy compounded by impacts of Russia invasion of Ukraine.
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“God doesn’t think he’s Angus Taylor:” Forrest’s latest slap down
Andrew Forrest fires another salvo at energy minister Angus Taylor as he and Mike Cannon-Brookes push the case for green energy.
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Germany drops renewables surcharge, household bills to fall by €300
German consumers will no longer have to pay the renewables surcharge on the power price as of July 1, 2022, saving families $A450 a year.
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Nyrstar turns to electrolysis for “green zinc” at Hobart smelter
Nyrstar lands funding to turn to electrolysis for it Hobart smelter and create green zinc, which may also save Port Pirie smelter.
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Energy Insiders Podcast: 2°C? It’s already nearly too late
Climate scientist Andy Pitman says net zero needs to be reached by 2035 to have any chance of capping global warming at 2°C.
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Australia, US and China slammed for ignoring “real” climate threat in Pacific
Former Pacific Island leaders tell Australia, China and US that the biggest security threat in the Pacific is from climate change.
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Vast Solar reboots Port August solar thermal plans, with $110m federal funds
Plans to build a solar thermal power plant in Port Augusta are back on the table, after Vast Solar wins federal funding of $110 million.
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