Germany and Denmark wind connected by world’s first “hybrid” interconnector
World’s first hybrid subsea interconnector inaugurated, joining two German and Danish offshore wind farms in the Baltic Sea and allowing cross-border energy trading.
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Japan, Australia’s biggest coal and gas customer, to adopt 2050 zero emissions target
Australia's largest buyer of gas and coal, Japan, set to announce a commitment to zero emissions by 2050.
Spains’s X-Elio lands its first Australian PPA for Blue Grass solar farm in Queensland
Spain-based solar developer X-Elio lands its first renewable power purchase agreement in Australia, for the output of the 200MW Blue Grass solar farm.
“We just need more cells”: Musk laments lack of battery capacity
Tesla says shortage of battery cells impacting supply of battery storage, and the roll out of new vehicles like the Tesla Semi.
Queensland farmers to be paid “reef credits” to reduce coral-killing pollutants
HSBC and the Queensland Government become the first buyers of 'reef credits', under a new scheme to limit pollution flowing into the Great Barrier Reef.
Battery storage revenues fall as Hornsdale takes time off to expand
Battery storage revenue falls to its lowest levels in nearly two years as Hornsdale takes a break to boost its capacity, and FCAS and energy arbitrage earnings fall.
Battery storage revenues fall as Hornsdale take time off to expand
Battery storage revenue falls to its lowest levels in nearly two years as Hornsdale takes a break to boost its capacity, and FCAS and energy arbitrage earnings fall.
Negative prices: South Australia solar farms had to pay to produce in September
South Australia's solar farms paid to produce in September with an average price of nearly minus $10/MWh, while grid constraints also hit hard in Queensland.
Solar and Covid lead change as grid demand, prices and emissions tumble to record lows
Rooftop solar, Covid and more large scale renewables push Australia's main grid to record low levels of demand and emissions intensity, and the lowest prices in years.
Energy Insiders Podcast: Why network companies want to move beyond poles and wires
Rick Francis, CEO of network investor Spark Infrastructure, explains why networks are key to the clean energy transition. And it’s not just poles and wires.