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Australia’s first offshore wind farm bill was a long time coming, but here are 4 reasons it’s not up to scratch yet
Australia's first offshore wind farm bill is welcome, but there are four reasons why it needs to be improved.
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CEFC tips $54m into EV-ready housing estate using solar, all-electric appliances
CEFC tips $54 million into housing development, will see homes equipped with solar, all-electric appliances and be EV-ready.
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Tindo decommissions Australia’s only solar module factory, ahead of expansion
Australia's only commercial solar panel manufacturer begins decommissioning of its original factory, ahead of an expansion into bigger digs.
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News Corp hasn’t seen the light on climate – they’re just updating their tactics
Is News Corp really seeing the light on climate? More likely it's pivoting to a modern style of greenwashing and delay, just like Morrison.
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Another record tumbles as renewables share reaches 57.3 per cent
Record for share of renewable energy in Australia's main grid tumbles again on Sunday morning.
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Out of fashion: Best and worst clothing brands on climate action and renewables
Most global fashion brands are lagging on climate action, a new fossil-free fashion scorecard has found.
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Turf wars in the energy transition over who gets to own battery storage
Networks and generators are in the midst of a turf war over who gets to own battery storage, which straddles both their business models.
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Energy Insiders Podcast: Do we want to keep coal, or move on?
AEMO issues benign reliability outlook as market wrestles with capacity market proposal. Matt Kean, Anna Collyer, and Simon Corbell share their views.
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Australian researchers set new efficiency record in quest for low-cost solar hydrogen
Australian researchers set a new efficiency record for direct solar-to-hydrogen production, a key step towards slashing the cost of green hydrogen.
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Rooftop solar slowdown: It’s not just the pandemic and lockdowns
Covid is not the only reason that the heat has gone out of the rooftop solar PV market in Australia.
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World’s biggest battery storage installation could grow four times the size
The world's biggest battery installation has just been expanded, and could be increased four-fold as renewables expand.
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“South Koreans don’t want Australia’s dirty gas:” Call for finance ban on Santos “CO2 factory”
Climate activists call on South Korean government to end financial support of “Australia’s dirtiest offshore gas mine,” the Barossa project near Darwin.
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Australia sets new records for highest renewables share and lowest coal output
Australia's clean energy transition continues apace with new records being set for renewables and the lowest output for coal generators.
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Train ploughs through massive wind turbine blade in Texas
How does a train come to plough through a wind turbine blade on a lazy Sunday in Texas? Watch and see.
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Morrison government moves to strengthen secrecy around energy ministers meetings
Details of key energy policy decisions could remain secret, as the Morrison government moves to protect National Cabinet deliberations from transparency laws.
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Webinar: NEM Reforms – Who rules the market?
Join a panel of leading experts to discuss Australia's new energy market in the first webinar of the Energy Transformed series.
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Kean says states may carve own path on energy transition, flags talks with coal owners
'Whether Canberra likes it or not, we've got to crack on with it', Kean signals states could leave Morrison government behind in transition to clean energy.
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“Missing in action:” Former defence chief says Australia failing on climate change
New report says failure of leadership by Australian governments has left country ill-prepared for the security implications of devastating climate impacts.
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Offshore wind set for take off in Australia as legislation tabled in parliament
Angus Taylor introduces legislation to allow offshore wind projects, a move that is likely to kickstart several multi-gigawatt scale projects.
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CopperString gets transmission approval for Townsville to Mt Isa renewables link
CopperString reaches key milestone with transmission authority, but still needs approvals and deal with governments and customers.
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