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Massive 70 metre wind turbine blades, bound for the Kennedy Energy Park in Hughenden, were imported through Townsville port this week for the first time in history.

The new web-based tool with an intuitive graphical interface helps installers lower PV design costs and increase conversion rates by creating compelling customer proposals.

World’s biggest solar tower power plant with molten salt storage has begun commissioning in Morocco, and is scheduled to begin production by October.

University of Queensland becomes first major university to source 100% of power needs from its own renewable asset, and joins growing list of Australian corporate customers turning to wind and solar.

An exhausted looking Elon Musk tells Tesla faithful Model 3 production at 3,500 a week – and would achieve 5,000 by end of June.

At the Tesla shareholder meeting last night, Elon Musk said no to making motorcycles, but yes to quite a few other things.

Elon Musk wows Tesla shareholders with unveil of spanking new white prototype of next-gen Tesla Roadster.

New report from ENA and AEMO to look at orchestration of rooftop solar and battery storage, as NSW promises more trials to use distributed energy to lower costs.

Tasmania's pumped hydro potential of 4800MW from just 14 "high potential" sites, at half the cost of Snowy 2.0 - and renewable.

Rule changes proposed by AEMO in response to the grid's rapid transition to renewables have sparked vigorous debate about what precautions are necessary, and what are just "gold plating" generation assets.

Energy Security Board prepares to release National Energy Guarantee draft ahead of a critical meeting of energy ministers in August.

Climate hawk Teresa Ribera gets a leading role in Pedro Sánchez’ government, while Giuseppe Conte promises to speed up Italy’s decarbonisation.

The bumpy road continued for a VEEC market in transition, as May brought a reprieve in ESC supply volumes.

“There is no walking out from the energy transition.” Fossil fuel industry faces a Blockbuster moment, and seems as ill-prepared as the video rental industry a decade ago.

JinkoSolar a global leader in the solar industry, today announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, JinkoSolar (U.S.) Inc. has entered into a three-year agreement to supply 1.43GW of high efficiency modules to sPower, a leading renewable energy independent power producer.

The 10-week Basslink outage has had no meaningful impact on Tasmania’s energy security or finances.

Survey finds Australian consumers’ lack of trust in power companies holding back the shift to a smarter, cheaper grid.

Another record month of rooftop solar installations in May, as NSW leads the charge to become the clear leader in the market.

The US president's plan to bail out unprofitable coal and nuclear plants will cost American consumers. Hardest hit will be the Trump-supporting southeastern states.

How new grid connection standards could be made more equitable and transparent for customers, while maintaining power system reliability and security.