Momentum is building for Australia’s rapid switch to a renewables grid. But how to unlock the capital required given the regulatory, policy and market risks?

Up to 12,000 solar panels sent to Turkey, including to power temporary shelters to provide lighting, heating, telephone chargers and refrigerators.

The European Union has finally published its official legal definition of renewable hydrogen, including a strict "additionality" clause.

Yet another research project investigates the benefits – and challenges – of optimising land use by pairing solar farms with agricultural crops.

Sod turned on Japan-backed pilot electrolyser plant that aims to be shipped low-cost green hydrogen from SA to Indonesia by the end of the year.

Origin says it is close to signing a deal for the massive Eraring battery, but there is still uncertainty about the final closure date of the country's biggest coal plant.

French nuclear energy giant EDF buys massive floating offshore wind project in Australia that it plans to build in stages.

Climate Council weighs in as debate intensifies over proposed safeguard mechanism reforms and the credibility of carbon offset schemes takes another big hit.

Iron ore billionaire Andrew Forrest is passionate about his companies' decarbonisation progress, and damning of those who are not "up to speed."

Integrated solar and battery project in South Australia has been designed to take advantage of both low power prices and new AEMC rules.

Fortescue Metals commissions its first two big batteries at Pilbara iron ore operations, and begins construction of first 100MW solar farm.

FFI says it has produced "sizable volumes" of zero-carbon metallics from its iron ore, just this week. Just don't ask about the technology.