Iberdrola plans 590MW solar plant in Spain – Europe’s largest
Iberdrola plans 590MW solar PV installation in Spain, which will be biggest in Europe when complete.
Articles from Renew Economy
Primary tabs
Energy Insiders Podcast: Oliver Yates and what the public doesn’t know
Former CEFC boss Oliver Yates talks about lessons from his recent Kooyong campaign and why the renewables sector needs to get its messaging right.
Herbert Smith Freehills advises Total Eren on the largest solar farm to achieve financial close in Victoria
Herbert Smith Freehills has advised Total Eren on the equity sell-down, project financing and construction of Stage 1 of the Kiamal Solar Farm, located in Ouyen, approximately 100km south of Mildura, Victoria and with a generation capacity of 200MWac.
AEMO to model “step change” in energy transition and major emission cuts
AEMO confirms plans to model "step change" scenario that will include dramatic emissions reductions and an accelerated transition to a clean energy grid.
Japan utility takes stake in Genex, to fast-track Kidston pumped hydro project
Japanese utility and hydro specialist J-Power takes $25m stake in Genex Power, to help deliver the pumped hydro component of the Kidston solar and storage project.
NSW energy minister wants Coalition to stop pitting ideology and populism against science
New NSW energy minister wants federal Coalition colleagues to stop pitting ideology and populism against science, and asks them to support a full National Energy Guarantee that includes emissions.
Queensland solar industry on tenterhooks, as decision on rule change reserved
Court of Appeal reserves judgment on Queensland government bid to have controversial solar rules reinstated, after they were ruled invalid by Supreme Court.
Australia gets half a NEG as COAG signs off on reliability obligation
COAG Energy Council signs off on package of reliability measures that have emerged from the wreckage of the National Energy Guarantee.
Solar panels all over the Sahara desert?
Even a small chunk of the desert could indeed power much of the world, in theory. But how would this be achieved?
Newsflash: You can drive from Melbourne to Sydney in an electric car
It's not just the Coalition who are confused about what EVs can and can't do. Thankfully, actual Australian electric car drivers are here to clear things up.