Others (with respect to flow-on effects of the Middle East crisis) explain the risks of moving to 'just in time' from the prior position of 'just in case'.
Independent regulator approves big battery plans less than a month after they were sent for reassessment by dozens of interstate and long-distance objections.
The task of repowering the mining giant's Australian aluminium assets now lies with an executive in Canada as it scraps its decarbonisation division.
Arguably, just phasing out the diesel fuel rebate – and just in the mining sector – would give electrification a huge boost.
The downfall of the Liberals in South Australia problem affecting the party across the nation: it can’t make up its mind about net zero and the energy transition.
Government pledges $2 million towards local industrial outfits bid to establish state's first domestic manufacturing capability for wind tower anchor cages.
A new landowner-backed battery energy storage project has been referred for federal environmental assessment, led by a local Tasmanian developer.
State government locks in delivery of more than a gigawatt of new wind generation capacity, signing contracts to buy power from three projects that will generate more power that the outgoing coal plants.
The Smart Energy Council today welcomed the Albanese Labor Government’s release of national expectations for data centres and AI infrastructure, particularly the strong focus on supporting Australia’s clean energy transition.
Data centres setting up shop in Australia are expected to come with their own renewable energy and sustainable water supplies.
Approximately 11 months after the blackout on the Iberian Peninsula, on Friday 20th March 2026 the organisation ENTSO-E has released this Final Report into the ‘Grid Incident in Spain and Portugal on 28 April 2025’: The post Final Report released...
Sydney-headquartered gentailer AGL has begun commissioning of the first 250 MW of the 1,000 MWh 2-hour grid-scale Liddell Battery at AGL’s Hunter Energy Hub in New South Wales.
We talk to Jeff Monday from Fluence on the fall in battery costs and the role it can play in taming data centre demand, and Adam Cameron from SA Power Networks on why there will be no transition without the "flexibility" revolution in the home.
Australia needs to apply a new lens of green energy and industry statecraft, including developing economic partnerships with key trading partners.
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State sounds out proposals for renewable energy generation and battery storage projects that could be developed with the backing of a new $200 million public fund.
Large-scale coal mine expansions will continue to be approved under a new state policy despite concerns from its own carbon emissions commission.
A massive new battery built at the site of a massive shuttered coal plant is on track to join state's grid by mid-year, with commissioning now underway.
AER flags cut in cost of electricity for households and businesses across the NEM, as wholesale power prices get the benefit of more wind and big batteries.