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UK company proposes massive 10.5GW wind and solar project in Morocco, backed by a huge battery, to deliver power to UK via sub-sea cable.

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Regulators give all clear for Neoen and Tesla to resume commissioning of the Victorian Big Battery after identifying cause of fire and remedies.

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AEMO wants to fast-trick rooftop solar switch off mechanisms in W.A. as part of a suite of measures to ensure stability in world's most isolated grid.

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Rooftop solar PV has a few important new benchmarks in South Australia, contributing 84.4 per cent of total energy demand on Sunday afternoon.

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Australian-grown energy technology firm Wattwatchers secures $5.3 million in Series B funding ahead of expansion.

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ARENA hopes to replicate success of King, Flinders and Lord Howe islands in new funding round for remote micro-grids.

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As the Coalition went to war with itself over emissions targets, Quad leaders recommitted to goals that would require Australia to exit coal power by 2040.

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Traffic light, Jamaica, or black-green - just some of the coalition options as major parties look to climate alliances after Sunday poll.

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Without action now, agriculture may become Australia’s largest source of emissions, requiring costly offsetting - paid for by taxpayers, consumers and farmers.

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AEMO institutes early warning system for potential rooftop solar "shutdowns" if there is too much PV in the grid for it to control.

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Ministers push "coalkeeper" and "solar stopper" reforms to one side in major win for supports of a rapid clean energy transition.

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We discuss Sun Cable expansion, Hornsdale's regulatory hit, and social licence for renewables and transmission lines with RE Alliance's Andrew Bray.

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As state energy ministers met to discuss the future of the grid, records tumbled again with renewables reaching a share of 61.7 per cent.

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Regardless of whether Morrison and Joyce can come to a deal, investors are already shifting trillions of dollars in preparation for net zero.

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Renewable energy associated technologies like robots that crawl along turbine blades will drive the global robotics market to a value of $A15.8 billion by 2050, a new report has found.

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The world’s largest floating offshore wind farm has begun producing and supplying power to the Scottish national grid.

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Former PM Turnbull and mining billionaire Andrew Forrest launch new body to advocate for green only hydrogen sector, both slamming CCS as a failure.

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Pool prices are consistently below zero in the middle of the day, a strong signal for battery storage, and for coal generators to learn to dance.

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ESB solutions appear driven by fear of the "dunkelflaute" - wind and solar droughts. But we need to think differently about the modern grid.

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AGL gets planning approval for a 50MW battery at Broken Hill, but its fate may still depend on network and storage choices by Transgrid.

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