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Australia recognised as the worst performer in Glasgow, as the COP26 talks set to run for at least one extra day.

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Long awaited Morrison government modelling shows its "Plan" falling short of net zero and choosing a weaker path to protect coal and gas industries.

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Basslink owners go into administration after Tasmania government chases damages for lengthy 2015 outage.

The post Basslink sinks as Tasmania government suits forces it to call in administrators appeared first on RenewEconomy.

Australia has the most emissions per capita from coal power in the world, new analysis reveals.

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There appears to be only one pumped hydro project left in the race to deliver long term storage to South Australia as it charges to 100 per cent wind and solar.

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Simon Corbell says Australia’s green energy transition will be harder, slower and more expensive due to federal government’s lack of leadership.

The post Energy Insiders Podcast: Australia will pay high price for Morrison’s lack of leadership appeared first on RenewEconomy.

Australia's biggest battery discharges at full capacity for first time, suggesting it will be ready in time for the peak summer period.

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Simple modifications to the SRES program could deliver 10,000MW of batteries by 2030, and provide a buffer to help manage coal closures.

The post It’s time to reform solar rebate scheme and adapt it for household batteries appeared first on RenewEconomy.

Taylor's $500 million 'low emissions tech' fund that will support carbon capture and storage technologies is heading for defeat in the Senate.

The post Taylor’s latest $500m carbon capture fund may already be headed for scrapheap appeared first on RenewEconomy.

Advanced solar monitoring technology, designed to help solar farms maximise benefits of bifacial panels, has been rolled out for first time.

The post Bifacial modules: How to get the most out of the back side of solar panels appeared first on RenewEconomy.

COP26 heads into crunch time, as the COP president pleads with negotiators to finish on time. New Zealand emerges as a surprise agitator on 2030 targets.

The post Glasgow Brief: Negotiations head into crunch mode as COP president warns “time is running out” appeared first on RenewEconomy.

Rooftop solar has smashed output records in all states over the past few weeks.

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Forrest's team built the first haul truck to run on hydrogen, now they have been given 12 months to convert the first ship to green ammonia.

The post Forrest promises to convert first ship to green ammonia within a year appeared first on RenewEconomy.

Major new benchmark reached for rooftop solar, as “negative demand” reached in South Australia.

The post Solar Insiders Podcast: Three million and counting appeared first on RenewEconomy.

The Australian arm of Saudi-owned Fotowatio Renewable Ventures has been tapped to help roll out up to half a gigawatt of solar farms in New Zealand.

The post FRV to build 500MW of solar in New Zealand to replace thermal capacity appeared first on RenewEconomy.

IRENA and World Economic Forum publish “toolbox for policy makers” aimed at accelerating deployment and cutting costs of renewable hydrogen in Europe and Japan.

The post Green hydrogen roadmap targets supply chain in Europe and Japan appeared first on RenewEconomy.

A large "hybrid" floating solar arrays has been switched on at a hydropower dam in Thailand's east, with plans for 15 more to come.

The post Thailand switches on 45MW floating solar plant, plans for 15 more appeared first on RenewEconomy.

NSW takes another step towards achieving its renewable energy ambitions, formally declaring its first Renewable Energy Zone.

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Australia could modify its solar rebate mechanism to ensure that there is enough household battery storage to soak up excess solar.

The post Australia needs 10 gigawatts of home batteries by 2030 to soak up excess solar appeared first on RenewEconomy.

What exactly is the right mix of wind and solar as grid shift from centralised fossil fuel generators to variable renewables?

The post Efficient frontiers: Finding the right balance between wind and solar appeared first on RenewEconomy.