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Energy Insiders Podcast: Will IPCC overcome Morrison’s prosperity doctrine?
IPCC report falls on deaf ears in Canberra, as AGL scrambles to adapt. We talk to IPCC contributor Martina Linnenluecke.
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Wind and solar projects take “material hit” from ESB and Morrison
New investment in large scale wind and solar projects has come to a virtual halt in Australia, thanks to the ESB and unhelpful interventions from the federal government.
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Video: Living with a Livewire in lockdown
Nigel Morris has an extended test drive with Harley-Davidson’s first electric motorcycle.
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Wind and solar push annualised output to 50TWh, fan lower prices
Total annualised wind and solar output has reached a new benchmark of 50TWh on Australia's main grid, and pushed prices down again.
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Bill Gates-backed liquid metal battery company secures $A200 million
Bill Gates-backed liquid metal battery company secures another $200 million and some big new backers to advance production plans.
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Solar export tax: An unhelpful “solution” to a problem that’s already been solved
Distribution networks finally given responsibility for supporting household solar exports, but they shouldn’t be charging for them.
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Solar tax counts cost of panels, but who will pay for Snowy 2.0?
Snowy Hydro will impose a massive additional cost on NSW customers, but solar panels on household roofs, which bring prices down for all of us, are the focus of massive reform.
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Huge wind, solar and battery storage hub unveiled for western Victoria
RES is proposing a massive wind, solar and big battery energy hub on farming land in western Victoria, once the local grid is upgraded.
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Fluence lands automated trading deal with Australia’s biggest solar farm
Australia's biggest solar farm signs deal with Fluence to use its trading platform and help it maximise revenue and dodge negative prices.
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Floods, fires and Angus Taylor: Coal plants don’t have much else going for them
The only hope for improved profits for Australian coal generators are a series of catastrophes: Natural ones, mishaps, and Angus Taylor's policies.
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AGL hit by huge losses as it scrambles to catch up with switch from baseload
AGL hit by muitli-billion dollar write downs, as Australia's largest emitter tries to catch up with accelerating energy market transition.
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Snowy Hydro and its consultants get so much wrong in Kurri Kurri defence
Snowy Hydro's response to submissions to its controversial Kurri Kurri gas generator is riddled with obvious and important errors.
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Fossil fuel misinformation may sideline IPCC’s most important climate reports
Climate misinformation campaigns are often backed by corporate interests which stand to lose in a clean energy transition.
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“Solar tax” optional as networks told to make grid solar and battery friendly
New rules mean solar homes will need to pay to access the best feed-in-tariffs and avoid curtailment.
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BP gives technical tick to 4GW of wind and solar for massive green hydrogen project
BP says no doubt Australia's vast wind and solar resources can deliver green hydrogen and ammonia, the biggest question is cost.
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Tomago’s pivot to renewables could spell end for biggest coal generator
Tomago Aluminium's chief flags a switch to 100 per cent renewables, a win for wind and solar and a potential death sentence for a major coal generator.
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Trumped up: IPCC confirms Morrison is fiddling while the country burns
Australia should be a global leader in clean technology solutions – but it does not have clear national energy policy, or clear targets.
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World’s newest and most expensive coal plant explodes after hydrogen leak
The world's biggest "dry cooled" coal generator - and likely the most expensive - explodes just a week after it was fully commissioned.
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Great Solar Business Podcast: Mergers and acquisitions as a solar growth strategy
Andy McCarthy from RACV Solar, who started his business in his third bedroom, discusses the risks and benefits of M&A.
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Origin, Neoen sign deals for green ammonia and hydrogen projects with Japan
Origin and Neoen hope to advance Bell Bay and two massive renewable projects in South Australia to support green hydrogen and ammonia.
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