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Malabar to build 25MW solar farm on former coal mine in Hunter Valley
Malabar Resources has won state government approval to build a 25MW solar farm on a former open cut coal mine in the Hunter Valley region of New South Wales.
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Covid may have hastened peak oil, but clean energy fight is far from over
Covid may temporarily cut emissions, but the world will still likely blow past the carbon budget for a 1.5-degree future in 2028.
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Massive Aussie green hydrogen project moves step closer
Xodus Group will carry out phase one work for the $300 million Arrowsmith Hydrogen Project.
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Graph of the Day: Australia’s best performing solar farms in August
The best performing solar farm in Australia in August belongs to the owner of the country's most controversial coal project.
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Tetris Energy secures land for proposed solar and battery project in Yass
Plans to build an 80MW solar and battery farm in south-eastern NSW have gained modest ground after land was secured for the proposed state significant project.
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New Energy Solar may offer Australia solar farms for sale in strategic review
ASX-listed New Energy Solar launches review of its solar energy portfolio, which may include a sale of its two Australian solar farms.
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Federal government admits energy roadmap based on guesswork and thought bubbles
Department officials concede that some of the assumptions underpinning the Morrison government's technology roadmap are departmental guesswork.
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Green hydrogen breakthrough uses energy from the sun, water from the air
University of Newcastle team combines solar PV and water harvested from air to produce low-cost green hydrogen, and gears up to test the fuel on Sydney roads.
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Energy storage “Lego blocks” offer missing piece to 100 per cent renewable grid
Uni Newcastle researchers say their lab-proven "stackable" thermal energy storage solution is a fraction of the cost of li-ion batteries, and ready to be tested in the real world.
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ACT secures two big batteries for Canberra and record low price for wind
ACT government secures record low prices in new wind auction, while Neoen and GPG will also build two big batteries in the National Capital.
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Australia’s biggest renewable energy hub lands first contract with ACT
Neoen bids record low price for wind energy to win ACT government auction and kick-start construction of Australia's biggest renewable energy hub.
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Australia’s main grid hits new renewable energy record of 50.4 per cent
Renewable energy records tumble across Australia, including a new milestone of 50.4 per cent on the main grid where wind and solar beat coal.
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Magnis raises $7.65m to accelerate Townsville battery ‘gigafactory’ plans
Magnis raises $7.65m through an over-subscribed share placement, to accelerate plans for battery gigafactories in Townsville and New York.
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GoodWe listed on Shanghai Stock Exchange
On Friday, GoodWe announced its initial public offering of its common stock and is now officially listed as a public limited company.
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Snowy Hydro deal paves way for 218MW Ryan Corner wind farm in Victoria
Plans for 200MW-plus wind farm near Port Fairy set to go ahead following deal between Snowy Hydro and international outfit Global Power Generation.
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ACT Greens commit to $50 million electric vehicle plan, $10,000 grants
ACT Greens promise $50 million fund to give people and businesses $10,000 towards buying an electric car or motorbike.
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Brown coal generators must now dance to the tune of rooftop solar
Victoria's ageing brown coal generators forced to dance to the tune of rooftop solar as new minimum demand levels set during daylight hours.
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Taylor to force clean energy funds to back gas and carbon capture
A leaked draft of the Morrison government's 'technology investment roadmap' suggests it will open up clean energy funding to fossil fuel projects.
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Queensland fast-tracks renewable zones with $500m “shot in the arm”
Queensland government unveils a $1 billion Covid-19 recovery stimulus package, a full half of which is being dedicated to fast-tracking three new renewable energy zones.
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Energy giant to close biggest coal generator in Germany after just five years
“Economically and politically dead”. Energy giant wants to close down its newest and biggest coal generator in Germany after just five years because it is losing money.
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