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WA unveils demonstration hydrogen home, and green hydrogen strategy
WA Govt announces $10M renewable gas development fund as gas network company ATCO unveils renewable hydrogen demonstration hub
Defence signs contract to power Darwin bases with solar and battery storage
Defence bases in Darwin to source solar and battery storage after deal signed with Lendlease.
Taller, faster, better, stronger: wind towers are only getting bigger
Bob Brown's opposition to a wind farm in Tasmania highlights the growing size of wind turbines. There is a reason why they are getting bigger.
NSW worried about risks of multi-billion solar loans program
NSW hopes to launch multi-billion dollar solar loan program this summer, but is cautious about the risks involved and has approached CEFC for funding.
Alinta signs up for huge solar and battery project in South Australia
200MW S.A. solar project that proposes to add “one of the largest” batteries in the Southern Hemisphere secured power purchase agreement with major utility, Alinta Energy.
Construction starts at Northern Territory’s largest solar farm
Construction commences at 25MW Katherine Solar Farm as Northern Territory begins shift towards target of 50% renewables by 2030.
The Driven’s What, Why, When to buying an EV in Australia
Everything you need to know about the battery electric vehicles available in Australia - their price, range and performance checklist.
Solar industry says Victoria rebate will cause “bloodbath” if not changed
Solar industry intensifies calls for Victorian government to review “absolute monster” of rooftop solar rebate, amid reports of failing businesses and frustrated consumers.
New demand response rule to erode market power of generator cartel
Demand response finally allowed in wholesale markets, but like the switch to 5-minute settlements, will be delayed at behest of retailers, while households won't be allowed to play.