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How to fast-track renewables without weakening environmental approvals
There are genuine environmental impacts to consider in the race to renewables. The Federal Budget provides some potential for positive change.
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Is Australia’s brown coal hydrogen export project destined to fail?
Will the controversial HESC project overcome the significant hurdles facing hydrogen exports? The facts aren’t painting an optimistic picture.
Locking in the green energy transition: Hydrogen ready for takeoff, or a reality check?
Depending on who you listen to, the global hydrogen industry is either poised for take-off in 2024, or about to come face to face with the reality of costs.
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How to fast-track renewables without weakening environmental approvals
There are genuine environmental impacts to consider in the race to renewables. The Federal Budget provides some potential for positive change.
Is Australia’s brown coal hydrogen export project destined to fail?
Will the controversial HESC project overcome the significant hurdles facing hydrogen exports? The facts aren’t painting an optimistic picture.Locking in the green energy transition: Hydrogen ready for takeoff, or a reality check?
Depending on who you listen to, the global hydrogen industry is either poised for take-off in 2024, or about to come face to face with the reality of costs.
Japan does not need Australian gas to keep the lights on in Tokyo
Future Gas Strategy anticipates continued demand for LNG exports, but IEEFA research suggests our biggest export market is already in decline and over-supplied.
Australia is back in the global race for green hydrogen with game-changing production credit
A ground-breaking production tax scheme will place Australia back in the highly competitive global race for green hydrogen and its derivative products, including green metals.
After a decade of chaos, Labor finally pivots Australia away from dig-and-ship petrostate to post carbon world
Labor’s production tax credit model for critical minerals and green hydrogen is a clear acknowledgement that Australia can’t simply leave it to free markets.
