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European consortium plans to build 95GW of solar and deliver 67GW of electrolysers to deliver green hydrogen at cost parity to fossil fuels.

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JinkoSolar recently signed a large project in India with the two largest local EPC companies to deploy nearly 500MW of Tiger Pro high-efficiency modules.

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NSW network kicks off two-year community battery trial that aims to soak up consumer generated solar and use it to push down energy prices and help stabilise the local grid.

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AEMC seeks more time to consider 'complexities' of a call from large energy incumbents to force smaller generators to play by the same energy market rules.

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Australian company will fast-track the production of a seaweed supplement that can almost entirely eliminate methane production by sheep and cows.

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Tilt Renewables completes turbine construction at Waipipi wind farm in New Zealand, breaking that country's long drought for large-scale wind projects.

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Wind surpassed coal as primary generation source in 2020 for Southwest Power Pool, the grid that supplies a vast territory stretching from Texas to the Canadian border.

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AGL and Origin have failed to really embrace decarbonisation as opportunity. They have chosen to ignore the low cost of wind and solar for the supply of bulk energy,

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The Liberals know where to take WA energy but probably not how to do it. Labor is on top of the detail but shy of facing the inevitable. So close to a bipartisan approach, will our political class blow it?

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An electrified fleet of passenger vehicles would substantially reduce Australia's emissions even if the electricity grid was entirely powered by coal, according to new research.

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Wind energy projects in Victoria could soon be required to apply for turbine noise permits, in options being proposed for a tightening of environmental responsibilities.

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Can AGL survive the rapid energy transition? What does the new CEO mean for Australia’s grid, and more big batteries.

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TransGrid secures backing of nine banks for a $600 million debt facility, as the company readies to connect more wind, solar and storage projects.

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Many think the GameStop led consumer uprising will be limited to Wall St, but there are some parallels for energy market participants.

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Modelling shows the WA Liberals ambitious plans for 100 per cent renewables by 2030 will deliver bigger savings than Labor's cautious transition plans.

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AEMO credits home solar and battery storage VPP with keeping the lights on through a period of record minimum demand in South Australia.

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Andrew Forrest's target of an astonishing 1,000 gigawatts of zero emissions energy around the world sounds almost absurdly grandiose. Can he do it?

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WA leaders urged to go hard on the clean energy transition - beyond even the surprisingly ambitious targets unveiled by the WA Liberals.

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Australia isn't the absolute worst on creating a green future, but it has a long way to go before it leads, says a new MIT report.

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Coal's impacts are piling up, partly due to weak Australian regulations, and AGL tops a new list collated by environment groups detailing those impacts.

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