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Australia hits 50pct renewables again, despite shut down of seven solar farms
Australia's main grid reaches more than 50 per cent renewables share on Tuesday, despite closure of seven solar farms and a major wind farm for grid maintenance.
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Vestas takes full control of offshore wind venture with eye on green hydrogen plans
Vestas is to take full ownership of its offshore wind venture with Japanese corporate heavyweight Mitsubishi, with its eyes firmly on the green hydrogen future.
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ACT chief minister takes on ‘climate action’, while Rattenbury tackles ‘energy and emissions reduction’
A shake up in ACT ministeries, with chief minister Andrew Barr and Greens leader Shane Rattenbury splitting ministries for climate and emissions.
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Australian hydrogen sector swells across entire hydrogen supply chain
Over fifty Australian businesses have now signed up to the Australian Hydrogen Council (AHC), signalling tremendous growth and optimism in the sector.
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Australia’s gas-led recovery is flogging a dead horse
With LNG worse for the climate than coal, Australia must adjust to the fact that its export markets are shrinking.
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Transcript: Energy Insiders Podcast with China coal expert Ryna Cui
This is an edited transcript of the Oct 29 episode of the Energy Insiders podcast, featuring China coal expert Ryna Cui
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Sonnen to pay cash to households with batteries to help stabilise the grid
Sonnen launches new rewards program in Australia, offering cash payments to battery customers participating in a new VPP providing grid stability services.
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South Africa solar thermal project breaks continental generation record
The 50MW Bokpoort concentrated solar power plant in South Africa becomes first renewable project on African continent to complete a full week of continuous operation.
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Hyundai finally issues Australia recall notice for affected Kona electrics
Hyundai Australia issues safety recall for owners of Kona electric vehicles built between January 31 2018 and March 2 2020.
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Ardern names two Greens ministers, including climate, despite landslide win
Ardern appoints two Greens ministers, including for climate change, despite her landslide win that gave Labour majority government.
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Graph of the day – US Presidential candidate tweets on climate
Trump and Biden have wildly different Twitter attitudes towards climate and energy
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One giant environmental leap for hospitality
Many Australian restaurants and cafes admirably reduce their environmental footprint by minimising waste, but until atiyah, none have been officially recognised by Climate Active as being a 100 per cent, carbon-neutral business.
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Labor and Greens ink deal in ACT, lock in battery and EV support and gas phase out
ACT Labor and Greens ink new power-sharing deal, including deal to phase-out gas by 2045, build large-scale energy storage and incentives for EV uptake.
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Leigh Creek pushes huge $2.6 billion brown coal gasification plant for fertiliser
Leigh Creek Energy pushing brown coal gasification plant, that will target fertiliser and fossil hydrogen production.
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Labor has to do more to reach Queensland renewables target, all eyes on new minister
Queensland Labor secures a third term of government, with clean energy set to benefit from a promised investment boost.
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Renewables supply more than 30pct of NEM for second month in a row
Renewables contribute more than 30 per cent of Australia's National Electricity Market for second month in a row.
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Renewables overtake coal and gas for first time in Western Australia
Renewables output in month of October beats both coal and gas for the first time in Western Australia as three major new projects come on line.
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South Australia signs supply deal for Playford big battery and Cultana solar farm
South Australia signs new electricity supply deal with Garnaut's Zen Energy, and for the Cultana solar farm and Playford big battery.
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Australia faces $3.4 trillion economic bill for failure to act on climate change
New analysis details the massive economic hurt for Australia if global warming left unchecked, but a shift to zero emissions could create 250,000 new jobs.
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World’s biggest power producer buys $750 million wind project in NSW
French multi-national Engie ramps up push into Australia's clean energy sector, acquiring development rights to the $750m Hills of Gold wind project.
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