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Australia’s states are forging ahead with ambitious emissions cuts. Imagine if they worked together
Ambitious new commitments of state governments go some way to filling the void left by the lack of a national climate policy.
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Coalition hands gas subsidy to billionaire as UN calls for rapid methane cuts
Morrison government to gift more grants to the gas industry as a new UN report says cutting gas emissions key to limiting global warming.
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Energy Insiders Podcast: Why inverters are key to a renewables grid
James Sturch from SolarEdge joins Energy Insiders to discuss latest inverter standards, what they mean for the household and the grid, and why they are key to the energy transition.
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Texas grid operator confirms gas, not wind, the biggest culprit in blackouts
Updated report from Texas grid operator shows that wind played only a very minor role in massive blackouts that hit the state in February cold snap.
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Australia’s first solar panel recycling plant swings into action
Video footage posted on LinkedIn this week shows Lotus Energy's Melbourne solar panel recycling plant in action – is it Australia's first?
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Germany forced by court ruling to set world-leading net zero targets: Can it reach them?
An historical court ruling in Germany has translated into notably ambitious new targets. But does it have the tech, the will and the policy to get it done?
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Taylor awards $15 million grant to Darwin big battery that will cut gas generation
Taylor promises $15 million to Darwin big battery, which is designed to support more solar and cut gas generation, and more funds for renewable micro-grids.
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Queensland joins Victoria in opposing rooftop solar tax, prefers battery support
Queensland’s state Labor government joins Victoria’s in indicating it won’t back a move to tax solar households for electricity sent to the grid.
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Edify seeks approval for 10MW green hydrogen facility that could grow to 1GW
Edify Energy kick-starts is ambitions for large-scale green hydrogen production, lodging development applications for 10MW plant near Townsville.
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Gupta’s cash-strapped GFG mulling sale of Australian solar and battery projects
Sanjev Gupta's GFG Alliance seeks buyers or partners for its Australian solar and battery projects as it re-emerges from wreckage of Greensill collapse.
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New podcast: Great Solar Business
Welcome to RenewEconomy’s newest podcast, in which Nigel Morris deep-dives into what makes a great solar business, and how to learn from the past and prepare for the future so that your business thrives.
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Australia must kick the gas habit, because it is bad for our health
Australia is scrambling to drill hundreds more gas wells, and more are planned. How could this be when the evidence of health impacts is so clear?
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Keith Pitt vetoes federal funding deal for wind and battery hub in Queensland
Resources minister Keith Pitt intervenes to veto $280 million from government fund to Neoen's Kaban green energy hub in north Queensland.
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The gas war is heating up and it’s only just getting started
"No one is taking your BBQ tongs". Can the household fossil gas problem be solved without going through the wringer of a political culture war?
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Most US coal generators can’t compete with wind and solar, US study finds
A new study shows that the vast majority of US coal plants are already more expensive to run than building new solar and wind, and that's accelerating.
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New Energy Solar expects to sell its two Australian solar farms by June
ASX-listed New Energy Solar says its on track to exit Australian market by mid year, with negotiations with buyers for local solar farms well progressed.
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“Urgent action needed now”: More than 100 companies demand more renewables
More than 100 Australian companies have issued a joint call to governments to ramp up spending on renewables.
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The Australian backs coal capacity payments, but doesn’t know what they are
Fossil fools: Murdoch media has joined Angus Taylor and the coal lobby in pushing capacity markets. But they are not what they think it is.
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Renewable revolution will drive demand for critical minerals
A new report highlights some emerging but manageable challenges behind the critical minerals required to replace fossil fuels.
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New Australian Climate Service to coordinate responses to climate disasters
A new $209m Australian Climate Service set to improve federal government responses to climate fuelled disasters.
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