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“No economic case:” Global experts say nuclear has role in some countries, but makes no sense in Australia
As opposition parties talk nuclear, a new global report from energy experts say it would make no sense in Australia, and simply add costs and cause delays.Australia’s most powerful battery set free of massive “shock absorber” contract after delay to Eraring coal closure
Australia’s most powerful battery now free to trade its full capacity on market after its unique “shock absorber” contract was made redundant by Eraring closure delay.
Look, no turbines! Natural landscape returns at site of decommissioned wind farm
The site of one of Australia’s very first wind farms now shows little evidence of ever having hosted turbines, as work continues on returning the decommissioned project to its natural landscape.Renewables

Look, no turbines! Natural landscape returns at site of decommissioned wind farm
The site of one of Australia’s very first wind farms now shows little evidence of ever having hosted turbines, as work continues on returning the decommissioned project to its natural landscape.
South Australia won’t reach its 100 pct net renewables target on schedule, but it won’t be the fault of households
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Australia’s most powerful battery set free of massive “shock absorber” contract after delay to Eraring coal closure
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Australia’s quiet role in the electrification rallying cry for the COP we never got to host
The “35 by 35” electrification goal has an Australian origin that the government seems to be coy about.
The Queensland LNP plan for coal-powered data centres could cost taxpayers $20 billion a pop
If we fail to ensure data centres pay for new renewables and storage to cover their demand, power prices will increase for all of us – and by $20 billion a pop to fund new coal.Policy & Planning

“No economic case:” Global experts say nuclear has role in some countries, but makes no sense in Australia
As opposition parties talk nuclear, a new global report from energy experts say it would make no sense in Australia, and simply add costs and cause delays.
Home batteries and time-of-use tariffs may be best combination to steer households away from evening peaks
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The most significant structural reform to Australia’s NEM in a generation – but will financiers actually bank it?
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