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Australia catching Europe in global hydrogen race, but it’s not all renewable
IEA report says Europe is leading global hydrogen electrolyser deployment, but Australia is gaining ground. What it needs is stronger policies and a more renewable focus.
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China could meet energy emissions peak five years early, says IEA
New IEA report finds that a small shift in energy policy ambition could see China's CO2 energy sector emissions plateau in the mid-2020s instead of 2030.
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Ingeteam to supply its technology for the largest solar farm in Australia
Ingeteam has signed a supply contract with Green Light Contractors Pty Ltd. (subsidiary of Elecnor S.A.) for what is set to be, once completed, the largest solar farm in Australia.
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Iron ore giant Fortescue aims for green, coal-free steel by 2040 in new net zero target
Fortescue aims for zero emissions steel production by 2040 as part of a new net zero scope-3 emissions target.
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Crunch time for baseload coal as rooftop solar sends demand to record lows
Rooftop solar sends operational demand on Australia's main grid below 14GW for the first time, crunching the market opportunity for coal.
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Energy Transformed podcast transcript: Can batteries take charge of the grid?
Energy Transformed is a short podcast series brought to you from the team at Ashurst and RenewEconomy.
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Electrify everything and go renewable. Turns out it’s much cheaper than thought
A fully electrifed home powered by renewables will need less than 40% of the energy of its fossil-fueled counterpart. And save thousands.
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Did Matt Kean’s Tesla diplomacy really work on Perrottet? We’re about to find out
Matt Kean and his Tesla have done a wonderful job in convincing Dominic Perrottet to go green. But will the ideas stick when he becomes Premier?
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The fossil fuel industry’s CCS offsets scheme is aggressively absurd
The fossil fuel industry has won a fight to enable the granting of offset certificates to carbon capture projects. It's so much worse than it sounds.
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Solar meets all of South Australia demand, and more
Solar meets up to 106.1 pct of state demand in South Australia on Saturday morning, and later in the day rooftop solar alone reached 88.7 pct.
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Taylor granted extra portfolios, to be supported by former IPA climate policy chief
Taylor gets extra ministerial responsibilities, and former IPA policy director Tim Wilson appointed assistant minister for energy and emissions reduction.
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Energy Insiders Podcast: Europe’s gas crisis
Gerard Reid in Europe’s gas crisis, and NSW plans to replace coal with renewables.
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Morrison government to reward CCS projects with lucrative credits in ERF revamp
Taylor to reward carbon capture projects with potentially lucrative offset credits, channelling more subsidies to the controversial technology.
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Regulatory madness promotes dirty diesel over renewable mini grid at Broken Hill
Transgrid may be forced to buy a pair of ageing, dirty diesel generators - rather than investing in a world-leading renewable micro-grid - due to Australia's regulatory regime.
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Bango wind farm starts powering up, with 10 turbines fully operational
Bango wind farm now has 10 operating turbines, as it continues a phased commissioning process.
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MPower secures grid connection offer for first of twenty small solar farms
Renewable energy developer MPower secures grid connection for first of planned 20 solar farms.
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Genex picks Tesla Megapacks for 100MWh standalone battery in Queensland
Genex chooses Tesla Megapack batteries for its 100MWh Bouldercombe project in Queensland.
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Renewable energy scores top honours at Resources Sector Awards
Gold Fields Australia and EDL won the Golden Gecko award for environmental excellence for their Agnew Hybrid Renewable project in Leinster, Western Australia.
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Liberal-controlled oversight committee says Taylor’s ARENA changes should be cancelled
Senate oversight committee says controversial regulations that push ARENA into non renewable technologies, including CCS - be cancelled.
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Taylor and Pitt pour another $250m into CCS projects that not may be complete until 2031
Taylor and Pitt will spend another $250 million on controversial carbon capture projects - which may not be operational for almost a decade.
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