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Stanwell inks its biggest PPA yet to supply 100 pct renewables to coal mining giant
Anglo American inks deal with Queensland coal utility to source 100 per cent renewables for the production of steelmaking coal.
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Fortescue secures land rights for 7.6GW of wind and solar for Egypt green hydrogen plans
Fortescue Future Industries secures "exclusive" land rights for up to 7.2GW of wind and solar for Egypt green hydrogen plans.
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NSW plans massive solar and battery virtual power plant across 2,200 public schools
Plans to establish Australia’s largest school-based solar and battery virtual power plant are underway, with launch of EOI process by NSW government.
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Scotland launches giga-scale big battery rollout to boost grid reliability
Construction begins on three big battery projects across Scotland that will boast a combined capacity of 1GW/2GWh and provide "world-first" grid services.
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World’s largest floating offshore wind farm delivers first power – to oil and gas platform
Equinor is using the Hywind Tampen project to help power operations at its Snorre and Gullfaks oil and gas fields in the Norwegian North Sea.
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Victoria needs a plan to get off gas, not an impossible promise to burn more
Victoria Coalition leader Matthew Guy's campaign promise to "turbocharge" gas production can only be described as a hoax.
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Cannon-Brookes wins board battle, but AGL chair still convinced lights will go out in 1.5° scenario
AGL now has four new directors who support a rapid green transition, but the company chair is still convinced the lights will go out if we keep to the Paris target.
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“Once in a generation:” Gladstone plans pivot from fossil fuels to renewables in Australia first
Port city releases landmark report that provides plan to transition away from fossil fuel-based industries and into the 'new economy'.
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Victoria Labor pledges $6m to expand wind energy training facility
Labor pledges $6m to support the expansion of a state-of-the-art education centre to train workers in skills essential to the renewables transition.
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Sun Cable signs up to help unlock $150 billion of green growth in Indonesia
Sun Cable strikes deal with Indonesia government to pursue more than $150 billion of green industry opportunities in the archipelago.
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Rooftop solar switched off for third day, but Thursday looms as crunch in South Australia
Rooftop solar to be switched off in South Australia every day until link to NEM re-established, with some crunch days looming at the end of the week.
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FRV secures new finance for Australia’s first solar farm to use tracking technology
FRV secures new finance deal for the country's first solar farm to use single axis tracking technology.
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There’s a smarter way of solving the problem of dumb, legacy solar inverters
High voltages cost Australian consumers close to $2 billion a year in excess consumption, reduced solar output and long-term damage to electrical equipment.
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Cannon-Brookes wins historic battle to green up AGL Energy’s board
AGL shareholders vote in all four independent board candidates nominated by tech billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes, in direct opposition to advice of current board.
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Solar, storage and VPP specialist Verdia tumbles into administration
Solar, storage and VPP specialist, with a host of top-name clients, tumbles into administration.
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Four promising signs of progress at the COP27 climate summit
From clearer definition of goals to new rules to strengthen carbon markets, here are four promising signs of progress at the Egypt climate talks.
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Offshore wind farm linked to green hydrogen electrolysers wins auction with zero subsidy
Dutch government selects zero-subsidy bid for a 760MW offshore wind farm which includes 600MW of onshore electrolysers for production of green hydrogen.
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Forrest unveils 10GW renewable “super hub” to power grid and green hydrogen
FFI and Windlab to co-develop 10GW-plus wind and solar "Super Hub" in northern Queensland to fast-track the state's green hydrogen ambitions.
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“First of many:” State coal utility signs renewable power deal for Brisbane Airport
Brisbane Airport says it will be powered with 100% renewables by 2025 after inking deal to source Queensland solar and wind from Stanwell Corporation.
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Former Yancoal mine to be first test site for Australian gravity storage technology
A former coal mine in NSW to be first test site for a new gravity storage technology.
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