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“We have the technologies now”- Cannon-Brookes busts open Coalition myth
Cannon-Brookes says it is clear that Australia has the technologies to reach net zero emissions. So do other experts, but not the federal government.
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Hydrogen potential for local gas networks in SA and Victoria
has today announced $1.28 million in funding to establish the Australian Hydrogen Centre which will investigate blending hydrogen into natural gas pipelines in South Australia and Victoria.
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The Pilbara looks to renewable hydrogen
ARENA has today announced $995,000 in funding to Yara Pilbara Fertilisers Pty Ltd (Yara) to support a feasibility study for the production of renewable hydrogen and ammonia.
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Infigen says Lake Bonney battery going well, but government hindering investment
Infigen says its new big battery at Lake Bonney performing better than expected, but warns federal government and regulators are making new investment difficult.
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“Shovel ready” 149MW Glenrowan West solar farm locks in EPC contractor
The 149MW solar farm planned for Glenrowan West in Victoria appears set to break ground, after the appointment of EPC contractors Signal Energy Australia.
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What is a fair carbon budget for Australia?
The debate around whether Australia will meet its Paris emissions targets means little attention has been given to the target Australia should set, based on climate science and ethics.
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Sydney research hub to accelerate energy storage technologies
Education minister launches UNSW research hub to accelerate energy storage technologies, saying smelters need to be powered 100% by renewables.
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Germany gears up to test 20MW wind turbines
The world’s largest wind turbine about to enter serial production is the 12MW GE Haliade-X turbine, but manufacturers hope to deliver 20MW turbines by the end of the decade.
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World’s largest wind farm to power UK green hydrogen plan
Gigastack project will use electricity generated from the world’s largest offshore wind farm to produce renewable hydrogen.
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New AEMC rule boosts transparency on energy shortfalls
New rules released today will give power system businesses more detailed information on whether or not electricity shortfalls are looming.
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Labor set to reaffirm net zero emissions commitment, oppose funds for coal power
Labor leader Anthony Albanese set to use a major policy speech to re-confirm 2050 net zero emissions target, but no word on the party's interim targets.
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Opportunity or electric car crash? AEMC calls for energy roadmap to EV future
Australian Energy Market Commission calls on industry to consider how it will best cater to – and harness the opportunities of – battery electric vehicles.
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Could hydrogen be the answer to wind and solar curtailment woes?
Renewable hydrogen production could emerge as a lifeline to wind and solar projects facing curtailment, as electrolyser costs continue to fall.
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New methane data shows gas industry can no longer “hide behind burping cows”
Methane emissions from fossil fuel extraction have been substantially underreported, new research finds, putting more questions over Australia's gas expansion plans.
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Origin profit hit by outages and solar uptake, battery plans hostage to UNGI
Coal and gas outages, and the rising impact of rooftop solar, clip Origin earnings, but its proposal to build a big battery in Victoria clouded by federal government intervention.
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Germany spurns diesel, petrol cars to become biggest EV market in Europe
Germany is now the biggest buyer of electric vehicles in Europe, surpassing previous market leader Norway as both diesel and petrol vehicle sales fall.
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Ikea to offer home solar systems in Australia, starting this year
Swedish furniture giant to launch its complete home solar offering – called SOLSTRÅLE – around Australia in April, starting with employees of the company.
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How energy and emission projections and scenarios distort climate debate
Scenarios and modelling is distorting the debate we need to have about energy and climate, and hiding what can be acheived.
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Cannon-Brookes teams with Tesla, 5B to fund solar and batteries for fire victims
Cannon-Brookes teams up with Tesla and "rapid" solar company 5B to install solar and battery stand alone systems for bushfire victims.
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Victoria left in the dark over potential bilateral energy deal with Angus Taylor
Victoria has been left in the dark over any potential deal with the federal government on energy, hasn't heard from Angus Taylor for months.
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