Australia pricing for Tesla Model 3 could start at $60k, but hinges on Autopilot
Prices for Tesla's Model 3 may start as low as $A60,000, although with a caveat about whether Autopilot will now come standard, or remain an option.
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Chargefox extends ultra-rapid electric car charging network
The second ultra-rapid charger in a 21-strong network goes online on the border of Victoria and New South Wales.
Hazelwood market analysis stacks up – consumers were well and truly “done over”
As more coal generators don their cloaks and ride into the sunset we must make sure their owners do not keep making off with the family silver.
How WA cleantech startup Sunovate got their big break
Climate-KIC Australia is now accepting applications for ClimateLaunchpad 2019.
Confusion, uncertainty grips market as marginal loss factors changed again
More confusion and uncertainty for wind and solar farms as AEMO admits errors and makes revisions to key marginal loss factors.
AGL plans 250MW pumped hydro plant in South Australia as replacement for gas
AGL wins tender to use an old copper mine near Adelaide to provide 250MW of pumped hydro capacity and eight hours of storage, and help the shift from fossil fuels in the grid.
Tesla solar production twice its EV charging, claims huge emissions savings
In first "impact" statement, Tesla says mix of solar, batteries and EVs have slashed emissions, saved fuel and boosted grid stability as it plots the end of fossil fuels.
The Driven Podcast: Biofuels, batteries, or hydrogen
With the energy transition in the main grid gathering pace, more focus is turning to de-carbonising transport. We talk to Australian engineer Stephanie Moroz, who has worked in all three sectors, about the pros and cons of biofuels, batteries and hydrogen.
Tesla Model 3 takes lead as all-time best-selling EV in US
Sales of Tesla's all-electric Model 3 sedan have officially topped all previous sales of former EV favourite, the Chevrolet Bolt.
Latrobe Valley electric truck maker gets multiple orders from US
Victoria-based SEA Electric will soon have its Australian designed electric trucks in use from Detroit to San Francisco.