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NSW solar farm reaches full production three months after first power
Owner of Hillston solar farm says it has reached full operation less than three months after first energisation.
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If Chevron, Exxon and Shell can’t get carbon capture right at Gorgon, who can?
The world's biggest CCS project hasn’t worked as planned and taxpayers will be left with the liability.
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Huge Lincoln Gap wind farm now full operational, but not the battery
Huge Lincoln Gap wind farm in South Australia reaches full commercial operation, although the battery connection still to be finalised.
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Quinbrook lands multi-billion-dollar finance for massive solar and battery project
Australia's Quinbrook lands financing deal for massive solar and battery project in Nevada, the first of many similar projects it plans.
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Election Diary: Labor pledges Pacific climate leadership, Morrison backs more gas
Labor pledges to repair Australia's climate leadership in Pacific, Morrison backs more gas, and Barnaby seeks "wriggle room" on net zero target.
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Sun Cable unveils staggering scale of world’s biggest solar and battery project
Environmental impact statements lodged for the Australia-Asia Power Link project reveal mind-boggling scale of solar and battery project.
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Australians reluctant to go electric or change behaviour for climate change
Australians amongst the least likely to change behaviours to reduce climate impact.
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Fossil fuel companies to be sued for climate damage under Greens proposal
Climate-impacted communities could be allowed to sue fossil fuel companies for compensation, under a Greens policy proposal.
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Researchers iron out key cost barrier to hydrogen fuel cells
Team of European researchers develop and test a hydrogen fuel cell that uses iron instead of rare and costly platinum.
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New York calls tender to replace gas peakers with four hour battery storage
New York utility says it may be able to replace all its gas-fired peaking plants with four battery storage units by 2030.
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Intellihub targets gigawatts of behind the meter capacity with GreenSync buy
Brookfield-backed smart meter business acquires Melbourne specialist to unlock gigawatts of behind the meter technology.
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Wind and solar generated record 34% of power in Texas last quarter
After passing coal as power source, Texas wind and solar now have natural gas in their sights.
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Graph of the Day: Smashing Barnaby’s coal versus renewable jobs myth
Wind and solar projects will create significantly more jobs than new coal or gas plants, new analysis shows.
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Funds giant buys three Australian solar farms and battery storage projects
Atmos claims to be fourth biggest owner of operating wind and solar assets in Australia after buying three solar farms.
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Greens pledge billions in loans and grants to boost battery uptake and get off gas
Greens outline grants and loans scheme to boost uptake of rooftop solar and battery storage and encourage customers to get off gas.
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Now we know the flaws of carbon offsets, it’s time to get real about climate change
We have to move past the magical thinking that carbon offsetting alone will lead to the technology shifts that will save us.
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Time is running out: Why we need moonshot thinking more than ever
It's taking too long for grid owners and operators to resolve the actual and (often incorrectly) perceived reliability risks of connecting new renewables.
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Australia will miss its weak 2030 emissions reduction targets, new data shows
Australia set to fall short of its weak Paris Agreement target for emissions, thanks to the lack of meaningful federal policy.
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NSW coal plants are ramping hard as spot prices surge
NSW coal plants are ramping hard: cutting output during the day to dodge high coal costs, and surging at night to cash in on high prices.
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IPA’s laughably hysterical and completely wrong net zero “analysis”
The far right are at it again. Not content with energy minister’s Angus Taylor mysterious and quickly debunked “analysis” of Labor’s energy policy released earlier this week, the Institute of Public Affairs has followed it up with a doomsday document looking at the impact of net zero targets. The short summary of its “analysis” is […]
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