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New Energy Solar expects to sell its two Australian solar farms by June
ASX-listed New Energy Solar says its on track to exit Australian market by mid year, with negotiations with buyers for local solar farms well progressed.
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“Urgent action needed now”: More than 100 companies demand more renewables
More than 100 Australian companies have issued a joint call to governments to ramp up spending on renewables.
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The Australian backs coal capacity payments, but doesn’t know what they are
Fossil fools: Murdoch media has joined Angus Taylor and the coal lobby in pushing capacity markets. But they are not what they think it is.
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Renewable revolution will drive demand for critical minerals
A new report highlights some emerging but manageable challenges behind the critical minerals required to replace fossil fuels.
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New Australian Climate Service to coordinate responses to climate disasters
A new $209m Australian Climate Service set to improve federal government responses to climate fuelled disasters.
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Could vertical wind turbines finally have their day, and be the future for wind farms?
UK researchers say vertical axis wind turbines could prove to be more efficient than the current standard horizontal axis, propellor style machines.
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Australia’s first three commercial green hydrogen projects to share $103m ARENA funds
Three commercial scale green hydrogen facilities to be established in Australia, sharing in more than $100 million in funding from ARENA.
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Australia’s largest energy efficiency market hits new price high, from shaky ground
Energy efficiency certificate markets dried up in March and April, and the price again began to climb to a high just above $60.
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Hydrogen will be cover for a new life for fossil fuels
New fossil fuel plants are being announced even as a massive failure to manage a rapid coal phase-out worsens. All under a cloak of hydrogen.
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Australia could reach 75 pct renewables before things get tricky, Schott says
Australia can expect days of 100 per cent renewables with increasing regularity, as market share of wind and solar grows, ESB chair says.
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Video: Can Australia meet its climate goals? Not at this rate
At current rates of emissions cuts, Australia won’t reach net-zero emissions for at least another 200 years.
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Solar research drone washes ashore on Victorian beach after 18-month voyage
Longstanding mystery solved after solar-powered research drone washed up on a Victorian beach after contact was lost for 18 months.
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Paying Australia’s coal-fired power stations to stay open longer is bad for consumers and the planet
Other nations have acknowledged the demise of coal, and it’s time Australia caught up.
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Amp makes massive South Australia solar, battery, green hydrogen play
Toronto based Amp Energy unveils plans for $2 billion green hydrogen play, snapping up three big solar and battery projects in South Australia.
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Final pitch made for new transmission link critical for major wind, solar projects
Networks make final pitch for new transmission link seen as crucial for South Australia to reach net 100 per cent renewables, and for NSW to exit coal.
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EnergyAustralia to build first “green hydrogen” gas generator in NSW
EnergyAustralia to build the country's first "green hydrogen" capable gas generator in NSW, helping fill market gap created by closure of Liddell.
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Morrison government confirms clash with AEMO over “gas recovery” assumptions
Morrison government confirms it clashed with AEMO over gas price assumptions.
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Westpac takes ‘small first step’ towards oil and gas divestment
Westpac has told oil and gas producers it will no longer accept them as new customers unless they have clear strategies aligning them with the Paris goals.
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Labor probes Snowy Hydro gas plant land deal with Liberal party donor
Officials deflect questions on land deal for proposed Snowy Hydro gas plant, with the Kurri Kurri block owned by Liberal party donor Jeff McCloy.
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‘Tsunami’ of renewables to sweep gas and coal out of market, and drive prices lower
'Tsunami' of new renewables to supply majority of electricity in Australia's main grid by 2030, as market share of coal and gas collapses, Reputex predicts.
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