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AGL launches push into telco space, reveals new mobile phone plans
AGL launches new mobile phone plans, as the energy giant continues its push into the telco market.
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Why a whole solar farm went “missing” in Queensland
The volume of energy from new wind and solar assets in Australia's main grid is lower than we might have expected a few years ago. In some cases, much lower.
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13 hydrogen clusters secure seed funding to nurture Australia’s new green industry
More than a dozen new hydrogen industry clusters secure funding to encourage industry collaboration and grow the emerging industry in Australia.
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Without proper targets, Labor might as well put a drover’s dog in climate role
Unless Labor decides to become an opposition, and promote science-based climate and energy policies, they are wasting everyone's time.
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Australia’s grid is reshaping itself around the surge in clean energy
Australia's biggest grid is transforming to a cleaner, better, upgraded version even as it continues to reliably operate in extreme condtions.
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Scott Morrison test drives an electric truck, but can’t find EV policy button
Scott Morrison drives an electric truck. Did it ruin his weekend?
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Morrison government hasn’t yet modelled zero emissions pathway
Morrison government has not modelled an Australian pathway to zero net emissions, according to information provided by department officials.
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Owning “good” energy shares really paid off last year
The average “good” energy share in our random portfolio was up over 100% last year, and this performance has continued into January.
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Spain renewable energy auction achieves record low wind price
A fresh round of Spanish renewables auctions secures 3GW of new wind and solar projects, at record low prices for Europe.
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Tesla Model 3 puts Tritium’s new 75kW fast charger to the test
First publicly available RTM75 electric car charger is put to the test by a Standard Range Plus Tesla Model 3.
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Solar and wind farms – and even some coal units – learn to dodge negative prices
Solar and wind farms are becoming adept at dancing around negative pricing events. Even some brown coal generators are showing surprising flexibility.
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London-based Cubico backs wind farm overlooking closed Hazelwood coal generator
Cubico Sustainable Investments has emerged as principal investor in the Delburn Wind Farm that will overlook site of the closed Hazelwood coal-fired power station.
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Norway’s pension fund burns profits from fossil fuel sales on bad oil and gas investments
Norway's massive oil fund loses as much on fossil investments as it earns from fossil sales. Time to properly invest in clean energy.
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Australian developed waste-to-fuel technologies to be built in WA coal centre
Innovative waste-to-fuel technologies will be used at a new Western Australian demonstration plant, after securing government support.
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“World first”: South Australia achieves 100pct solar, and lowest prices in Australia
South Australia now boasts cheapest grid power in Australia, thanks to its dominant share of wind and solar, and a world-first milestone of having solar meet all its electricity demand.
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World’s biggest solar and battery project lands planning deal with NT government
The $22 billion Sun Cable project signs a key planning agreement and is granted major project status by the Northern Territory government.
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Queensland zinc producer makes $17 million investment in CopperString 2.0
Owner of Sun Metals, one of Queensland's leading 'clean minerals' producers, invests in major transmission project that will unlock new wind and solar farms.
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Community battery “solar sponges” to be trialled across Melbourne network
Community-scale batteries to be installed across inner-city suburbs of Melbourne in joint venture between CitiPower and Yarra Energy Foundation.
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Energy Insiders Podcast: Why networks now love solar and battery storage
The uptake of rooftop solar has defied the expectations of energy utilities, but networks now see it and battery storage as the key to their future. Ausnet’s Alistair Parker explains why.
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New climate panel says Australia needs to aim for net zero emissions by 2035
A new independent panel of leading climate researchers finds Australia would still 'blow the emissions budget' aiming for net zero by 2050.
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