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UK invites mammoth offshore wind proposals in “biggest ever” renewables auction
Conservative UK government releases details of “biggest ever,” all technologies renewable energy support package, including a massive £200m targeting offshore wind.
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“No new coal:” Majority of coal projects abandoned since Paris but China is key
World edges closer to point of “no new coal” after widespread collapse of new coal proposals and growth of government commitments to end coal.
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Solar start-up 5B nabs AGL’s future business strategist as new technology chief
AGL's head of future business strategy takes key role at a 5B, whose Maverick solar solution is marked for the world’s biggest solar project.
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Rooftop solar sends minimum demand to record low in coal dependent NSW
Rooftop solar sends operational demand to a record low in NSW, the state grid with the heaviest dependence on coal.
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Australian and global fossil fuel giants make $1 trillion bet against global climate efforts
Australian and global oil and gas companies continue to pour huge amount of investment growing their production, defying global climate targets, new report finds.
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Australian solar innovator backed by Cannon-Brookes claims world efficiency record
Australian solar start-up founded in a garage and backed by billionaire investors included Mike Cannon-Brookes, claims new world solar efficiency record.
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Tesla calls for a 20 gigawatt storage target for Australia
Tesla calls for storage target of 20GW to help ensure enough dispatchable capacity is build to support a grid dominated by wind and solar.
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Fitzgibbon’s departure will free Albanese to take climate fight to Morrison
Labor's coal contrarian Joel Fitzgibbon to leave parliament, just as Albanese promises to be in lockstep with the US on climate policy.
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Epuron pushes forward with huge wind farm in north Queensland
Epuron moves forward with what would be the biggest wind farm in northern Queensland, close to what was the state's only wind farm for nearly 20 years.
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Snowy 2.0 hit by another blow out in costs, and consumers will foot the bill
New report questions assumptions over costs and benefits of new transmission link for Snowy 2.0, and why consumers will be lumped with the cost.
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Controversial incineration projects shifted out of Sydney in waste-to-energy plan
The new NSW waste-to-energy plan shifts incineration projects out of Sydney and into the regions. Can it win support?
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Energy Insiders Podcast: Pole Position – Networks want more battery storage
Greg Hannan, the head strategy at three Victoria network owners, on why batteries will be hanging from poles, and the need for more storage.
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Gelion strikes Sydney manufacturing deal for “safe and durable” zinc-bromide battery
University of Sydney spin off Gelion secures a deal to have its long-life and fire resistant battery technology manufactured in Australia.
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Infratil pivots to Asian renewables market, after $2 billion exit from Australia
ASX-listed Infratil to make a may pivot to the Asian renewables market, after exiting Australia with the sale of Tilt Renewables.
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Matt Kean: We absolutely can cut out coal generation by 2030
NSW energy minister says "we absolutely can" end coal generation by 2030, and says he won't appeal a recent court case.
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Flexible PV: South Australia trials new solar export rules as it heads to 100 pct solar
South Australia to introduce flexible exports for new and upgraded systems as it seeks to manage the growing dominance of rooftop solar.
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Queensland’s first big standalone battery charges up for first time
The first big standalone battery in Queensland grid has begun charging and discharging in the first phase of is commissioning process.
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Court admonishment and site visits feature in wind turbine “nuisance case”
Commissioner rebuked by judge presiding over civil case that is being watched closely for its ruling on whether a wind farm can be considered a "nuisance."
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ARENA “getting up to speed” on carbon capture as it rolls out new investment plan
ARENA says it is still bringing itself "up to speed" on CCS technologies, as agency pivots to Angus Taylor's preferred technologies in new investment plan.
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Battery ships: Japanese company’s innovative plan to transfer offshore wind power
Japanese company plans to build autonomous battery ships to transfer offshore wind electricity to the main grid.
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