“From coal to gas to battery storage:” CleanCo hits Big Blue Button on big new BESS
Queensland's newest big battery has reached full operation at its location at a former coal generation hub south of Brisbane.
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Australian tech company unearthing new capacity on the grid lands $1.1bn valuation after new capital raise
An Australian tech company has raised more funds to go toe-to-toe in international markets and join the race for engineering talent.
Japanese gas giants meet Australian officials at least two dozen times since Labor elected
A complex web of investment, lobbying and public messaging is prolonging the life of the gas industry in Australia and the broader region.
CIS boss says wind developers hoping power hungry data centres can rescue struggling projects
Head of CIS program says data centres could come to the rescue of wind projects struggling to land long term contracts, particularly as wholesale prices fall.
Australia’s key emissions reduction policy is doing a great job – of safeguarding gas producers
The Safeguard Mechanism is Australia’s principal policy for cutting emissions from the nation’s largest industrial facilities. So far it’s doing a pretty good job of safeguarding gas producers.
The Age of Electricity is a massive opportunity for Australia, if it can match China’s speed and scale
The age of electricity is Australia’s opportunity to remake itself as a zero-emissions energy, trade and investment leader – if we act now.
Can Australia make its own wind turbine towers? Federal Labor wants to try again
Federal government invites input from Australia's manufacturing supply chains to help shape the future of local wind and transmission tower manufacturing.
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Vestas lands turbine order for landmark wind and green hydrogen refuelling network in New Zealand
A landmark renewable energy and green hydrogen project in New Zealand has reached financial close and placed an order for four 6.4 MW wind turbines.
Plan to increase fixed network costs will take from the poor, give to the rich and slash returns on PV and batteries
Households could face a four-fold increase in network costs as a result of the regulator's radical new proposal - a Robin Hood scheme in reverse.