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Western Australia teams up with Europe’s biggest port for green hydrogen exports
Europe's biggest port signs agreement with W.A. government to pursue import opportunities for new "green energy from down under."
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Simply Energy expands VPP network to new states, moves beyond Tesla
Simply Energy will expand its VPP offering into NSW, QLD and Victoria while expanding eligibility to more batteries and inverters.
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Great Solar Business Podcast: Consumer law and the solar industry
We explore the issues and challenges of protecting consumers and regulating solar retailers in Australia with Gerard Brody, the CEO of the Consumer Action Law Centre in Melbourne.
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Project Symphony: First big trial to “orchestrate” rooftop solar and battery storage
An alternative to solar switch-off? WA virtual power plant trial will orchestrate solar and battery resources of 500 homes and businesses.
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Australia could be badly burnt by global pivot to green steel if it moves too slowly
BloombergNEF says global steel production could be decarbonised by 2050 and Australia's iron ore and coal producers needs to move quickly or become stranded assets.
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The Morrison government and the mad world of fossil gas
The long-term fundamentals of the gas market are clear. Anyone who understands the urgent messages being sent by climate science would avoid new investments.
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Engie and Macquarie to fund 150MW big battery at Hazelwood
Engie and Macquarie to build 150MW one hour battery at site of shuttered Hazelwood coal generator.
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Quinbrook acquires UK-based AI battery trading platform with eye on net zero grids
Quinbrook buys UK based specialist in AI battery trading platforms that help deal with "velocity and complexity" of net zero power systems.
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South Australia grid just one step away from operating with wind and solar only
South Australia grid just one step away from becoming first gigawatt scale grid in world operating with wind and solar generation only and no fossil fuels.
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Webinar: Electrifying Australia
Join a panel of leading experts in discussing what net zero really means, and what it requires to get there in this third webinar of the Energy Transformed series.
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Monash grants licence to fossil-free ammonia breakthrough to new start-up
Australian start-up signs an exclusive licence to commercialise fossil-fuel free ammonia production techniques developed at Melbourne's Monash University.
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First full-scale hybrid floating wind and wave energy platform bound for Canary Islands
Floating Power Plant has secured a location to deploy its first full-scale hybrid floating wind and wave platform at test facilities in Canary Islands
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States running Australia’s renewables race alone, say reports, as feds put up hurdles
Reports highlight critical role played by states and territories in driving renewables uptake, while federal government undermines investor confidence.
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New network fees could “kill the viability” of battery and pumped hydro storage
A proposed rewrite of market rules for battery and pumped hydro projects includes controversial network charges that could kill investment in storage.
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Australia emissions edge higher in latest quarter as “sluggish” federal policies slammed
Inadequate national policies to cut emissions criticised, as Australia's emissions bounce higher in first half of year during Covid recovery.
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Solar switch-off: WA becomes second state to reach for rooftop remote control
Western Australia to follow South Australia as second state to enable AEMO to direct residential rooftop solar systems to be switched off remotely.
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Solar reaches 110 per cent of South Australia demand as more records tumble
Records continue to tumble in South Australia, with solar reaching 110 pct of local demand, and wind and solar meeting an average 100pct of demand over 93 hours.
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Coal power plants are killing millions with air pollution and must be closed, research finds
Research finds climate policies alone won't address health concerns of fossil fuels, with six million deaths from power plant pollution avoidable by 2050.
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Conservatives want Australia’s cricket captain to shut up about climate
Conservative commentators have discovered there is one thing worse than a prime minister championing climate action - an Australian cricket captain doing the same.
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Origin taps ex-AGL “New Energy” exec to lead its own renewables push
Origin Energy has announced the appointment of ex-AGL New Energy executive James McGill to head up a newly created business unit called Origin Zero.
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