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Renewables hardly get a mention as super profits wed Woodside to gas
Renewables takes back seat at Woodside as profits surge on soaring global gas prices.
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“Failure by almost every measure:” Offsets under fire again after “damning” audit
A theme emerges as NSW auditor-general raises serious concerns about the effectiveness and integrity of the state's Biodiversity Offset Scheme.
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First batch of SA-made renewable hydrogen heads to Whyalla by tube trailer
A custom tube trailer will transport the first shipment of renewable hydrogen from Hydrogen Park SA, for use in production of high-purity argon.
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Coca-Cola steps closer to 100 pct renewables in deal with state’s biggest wind farm
Coca Cola steps closer to 100 per cent renewables in 8-year deal with biggest wind farm in Western Australia.
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Norway oil giant buys into 6GW of Australian floating offshore wind projects
Norway oil giant Equinor buys into three offshore wind projects in NSW with a potential combined capacity of 6GW.
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Contractor may face “substantial” losses in dispute with solar farm and inverter supplier
Listed contractor says it may suffer "significant losses" over three-way dispute over who should bear cost for delays in $277 million solar project.
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Consumers lose faith in utilities as fossil fuelled energy crisis hits hip pockets
Survey finds consumer confidence at new lows, as bill shock cements perception that Australia's energy market is broken.
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“Workers want a plan:” Greens push for transition authority to manage switch to renewables
Greens push for energy transition authority to help communities transition to renewables and counter Coalition scare campaigns.
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Works begin on Darwin big battery, in first step to rid gas from NT grid
Works begin on 35MW grid-forming battery that will bolster the Northern Territory's main grid as it shifts from gas to solar.
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The six reckonings of Europe’s energy crisis: Gas, nuclear, war and inflation
Europe is facing a day of reckoning as the energy crisis deepens, and French nuclear failures push electricity prices to unprecedented levels.
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Amazon inks multi-billion green hydrogen supply deal with Forrest’s electrolyser partner
Nasdaq-listed hydrogen tech outfit linked to Andrew Forrest's huge Australian renewables ambitions, has inked a supply deal with online retail giant Amazon.
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“We literally smoke fossil fuels:” Forrest on why FFI might already be worth $US20 billion
Andrew Forrest says world is "smoking fossil fuels" and is sticking with his plans to make 15 million tonnes of green hydrogen a year with wind and solar.
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Home energy efficiency standards to be raised as Australia plays catch-up
Australian governments agree to boost energy efficiency standards for new-build homes, in long overdue move to improve basic living standards, slash energy bills and emissions.
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NSW swamped by offshore wind proposals in new Illawarra renewable zone
Offshore wind projects projects dominate proposals for new Illawarra renewable energy zone, as green steel load proposals also emerge.
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Contractor confirms delays and cost overruns at Snowy 2.0, as CEO fires off at government
Contractor confirms delays and cost blowouts at Snowy 2.0, as departing Snowy CEO launches broadside at Labor's renewable and hydrogen plans and "misleading" advice.
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Major works start on giant project that will propel South Australia to more than 80 pct wind and solar
Major works begin at massive new South Australia wind farm that will take share of wind and solar in state demand to a world-leading 80 per cent.
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Pumped hydro: The power of gravity and moving water
Pumped hydro projects are riding the accelerating flow of the energy transition from fossil fuels to renewables.
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EV explosion has only just begun, says copper giant as it fights off BHP
Oz Minerals is positioning itself as a global leader in mining “modern” metals that will underpin the global shift to electric vehicles and renewable energy.
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The best and worst of climate science, and why modelling can’t keep up with events
Hope for the best, and plan for the worst. Delaying emission reductions is playing Russian Roulette with the climate and our future.
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Will Snowy Hydro change its spots after sudden departure of CEO?
Snowy Hydro CEO resigns suddenly as questions grow about the government utility's two signature projects - Snowy 2.0 and Kurri Kurri gas.
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