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Renewables

Australia’s most pro-coal state is still a hot spot for wind and solar, even after ripping up renewables target
Queensland has ripped up its renewables target and cancelled projects, but it remains a hot spot for wind and solar and has now overtaken NSW on renewables.
Giles Parkinson

Sep 25, 2026

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Multimedia

Energy Insiders: The off-grid mines leading the charge towards 100 pct renewables
Zenith Energy’s Michael Buzzard on the remarkable energy transitions achieved in off-grid mines, and plans for the future. Plus: The Coalition chainsaw and other news of the week.
Energy Insiders Podcast

Sep 25, 2026

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Policy & Planning

Network bets its own money on filling commercial roofs with solar and storing it in community batteries
Network’s revamped community power trial aims to turn surplus commercial solar into lower bills for 32,000 customers across entire neighbourhoods.
Anne Delaney

Sep 25, 2026

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Multimedia

The “Goldilocks” energy upgrades package that could slash rental bills | SwitchedOn Australia
Modelling by Renew reveals a Goldilocks package of energy efficiency upgrades is needed to make rental homes healthier and cut tenants’ bills by up to three-quarters.
Anne Delaney

Sep 25, 2026

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Chart of the day

Chart of the Day: Big batteries are muscling out fossil fuels and gas – not coal – is the “biggest loser”
Neat chart offers new snapshot on how big batteries fed on a diet of excess wind and solar are increasingly muscling out fossil fuels from the lucrative evening peak.
Sophie Vorrath

Sep 25, 2026

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Policy & Planning

Controversial Marinus Link notches up an “offshore electricity” first for Australia as it clears final federal hurdle
Plans to install a nearly 350 km undersea cable between Tasmania and Victoria have cleared another key milestone and marked a significant Australian first.
Sophie Vorrath

Sep 25, 2026

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Renewables

Australia’s biggest wind project aims for 2027 construction start after federal green tick
A wind project likely to be the biggest in Australia when complete, and helping power giant smelter, looks set for 2027 construction start after federal green tick.
Giles Parkinson

Sep 25, 2026

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Press Releases

Tradezone and SAJ announce new wholesale partnership
Tradezone is pleased to announce a new wholesale partnership with global energy technology company SAJ.
Press Release

Sep 25, 2026

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Press Releases

Fox ESS unveils Power Beast at its first C&I new product launch
Fox ESS has unveiled Power Beast at its 2026 Fox ESS New Product Launch Event.
Press Release

Sep 25, 2026

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Renewables

Singapore asset manager snaps up one of Australia’s leading renewable energy and storage developers
A renewables developer with four grid-scale battery projects currently under development in Australia has been acquired by a Singapore based asset owner.
Sophie Vorrath

Sep 24, 2026

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Commentary

Coalition’s pursuit of Agent Orange climate policies will deliver an investment apocalypse soon enough
Dan Tehan’s attempt to win the climate wars carried a whiff of napalm – dropped on the Opposition itself, and of course the industry.
Peter Hannam

Sep 24, 2026

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$Cost of “preposterous” fracked gas pipeline could balloon to $10 billion, locking in higher bills for decades$

Gas

Cost of “preposterous” fracked gas pipeline could balloon to $10 billion, locking in higher bills for decades
Plans to build a 1,561 km gas pipeline from the NT Beetaloo Basin to south-east Queensland could cost as much as $9.74 billion, a new report has found, adding huge costs to a heavily polluting project.
Sophie Vorrath

Sep 24, 2026

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Commentary

Why Australia’s energy transition needs quantum in the mix
A fundamental challenge of the energy transition risks being overlooked: managing complexity. But this is where two decades of investment in quantum could start to pay off.
Petra Andrén

Sep 24, 2026

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Commentary

Australia can gain more from eliminating diesel than enabling AI
The most important imperative for Australia is to get rid of diesel. It is a no brainer for the economy, for national security and the environment. But there is no policy.
David Leitch

Sep 24, 2026

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Renewables

Key contracts awarded for Australia’s biggest wind project in more than two years
Contracts awarded for the biggest new wind project in Australia for more than two years, which is expecting to begin construction soon.
Giles Parkinson

Sep 24, 2026

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Policy & Planning

Gas lobby bid to halt home electrification falls flat as Labor says it will stay the course
State government says it has no plans to water down or pause a regulated phaseout of gas from homes and businesses, despite the bidding of one of Australia’s largest gas infrastructure corporations.
Sophie Vorrath

Sep 24, 2026

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Multimedia

Inside the fight to stop prepaid disconnections | Solar Insiders
Original Power is leading a push to protect people using prepaid meters from being disconnected when temperatures rise above 40ºC.
Solar Insiders Podcast

Sep 24, 2026

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Renewables

Vertical-axis floating wind turbines may be tested in Australian offshore renewable zone
Swedish floating wind innovator may build a 20 MW demonstration project in Australia using its unique vertical-axis turbines.
Joshua S Hill

Sep 24, 2026

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Gas

Origin dusts off plan for one of Australia’s biggest peaking power plants, using gas and diesel
Origin Energy, the country’s biggest retailer and already the owner of the biggest gas generation portfolio, unveils plans for one of the biggest peaking plants in Australia.
Giles Parkinson

Sep 24, 2026

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Policy & Planning

Queensland insists it will power data centres with coal and gas, but won’t back federal Coalition on nuclear
Queensland premier says state still “firm” on powering new data centres with coal and gas, while also rejecting key elements of the energy and climate policies newly proposed by the federal Coalition.
Peter Hannam

Sep 23, 2026

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