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Shale company joins renewable hydrogen rush, so it can process oil
QEM, the developer of the Julia Creek shale oil project in Queensland, wants to use green hydrogen to process raw oil into usable fuel.
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Fire takes out biggest gas generator in South Australia, AEMO takes out rooftop solar
Havoc in South Australia grid as fire sidelines biggest gas generator, sending prices soaring, and AEMO steps in to take out rooftop PV to deal with plunging demand.
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LG Electronics Australia says Markus Lambert to step down as head of Solar and Energy
LG Electronics Australia has announced that Markus Lambert will be stepping down as General Manager, Solar and Energy.
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Fortescue to produce green hydrogen from 2023, and targets green steel
The iron ore billionaire says he wants to start making emissions-free steel in Australia, and will be carbon neutral by 2030.
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AEMC signs off on rules to prevent wind and solar plants deliberately cutting output
AEMC signs off on new rules to prevent wind and solar projects deliberately turning down their output to avoid low or negative electricity prices.
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Social licence emerges as critical issue for renewable energy zones, NSW says
The NSW government could wield new powers to block projects that lose community support, to preserve confidence in the state's Renewable Energy Zones.
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AGL leads renewable power play in agreed $2.75 billion bid for Tilt
AGL-backed Powering Australian Renewables fund leads $2.75 billion agreed bid for Tilt as the country's biggest coal generator seeks to accelerate its shift to renewables.
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UK developer eyes Gladstone for big solar, hydrogen, and storage project
London-based developer plans to leverage its proposed Raglan solar project near Gladstone to add a big hydrogen electrolyser and battery storage facility.
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How to convince households to offer battery storage to boost the grid
Sydney start-up UPowr to apply behavioural science techniques in study into how to boost participation in solar and storage orchestration initiatives.
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Australia ranked worst in world on Covid recovery spending on green options
A global program tracking green spending by countries puts Australia at the bottom of the pile for its tiny share of clean stimulus.
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Electricity will beat hydrogen in the household price war
European homes need heat. And the cheapest, lowest emissions way to get there is to use heat pumps powered by renewable electricity.
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Mathias Cormann: OECD will now be led by a clean energy and climate wrecker
OECD's new head is not a climate denier: The reality is much worse: he understands the threat, but has actively worked to make it worse through his policy actions.
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VivoPower International PLC announces contract for 200 MW Blue Grass Solar Farm
VivoPower International PLC has recently been awarded a contract to complete all electrical works for the 200 MW Blue Grass Solar Farm located near the town of Chinchilla in the Australian state of Queensland.
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AEMO says 19GW of new projects lining up in Victoria to replace dying coal
Yallourn's closure will take a chunk out of Victoria's electricity supplies, but a deep pipeline of new wind and solar projects will make up the gap.
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Problems deepen at Shell’s Gangarri solar project as contractor in receivership
Sterling and Wilson appoints own subsidiary to continue work on Shell's Gangarri solar project after previous contractor went into receivership after dispute over payments.
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Over-valued fossil fuel assets creating trillion-dollar bubble about to burst
Major new report warns coal, gas, nuclear and hydro plants are being “severely” over-valued, and are more expensive to run than previously acknowledged.
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NSW tips $70m into Hunter hydrogen hub as coal closures loom
NSW tips $70 million into a hydrogen hub in the Hunter Region, Queensland appoints a hydrogen taskforce and the federal government names a hydrogen advisor.
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Neoen aims for big batteries in every state following success of Tesla big battery
The Tesla big battery at Hornsdale was Neoen's biggest money spinner in the past year, and the company plans to have big batteries in every state.
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Small modular reactors not the solution, says German nuclear authority
Two recent reports have concluded that Small Modular Reactors carry enormous risks and will probably never be as cheap as their advocates claim.
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Energy Insiders Podcast: Yallourn, Angus Taylor and the energy transition in Newcastle
We analyse the closure of Yallourn, the response from Angus Taylor, and are joined by The City of Newcastle’s Adam Clarke on how the coal city is transitioning to clean energy.
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