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The Australian government has been enormously deceptive with the upgraded emissions forecasts it will take to Glasgow. Here's why.

The Tasmania state government and Hydro Tasmania seek compensation for the Bass Strait interconnector’s failure in 2015.

If we don’t close the global emissions gap, what will Australia, and the rest of world, be forced to endure?

Surge in silicon and shipping costs is causing a big rise in solar module costs, and may cause half of world's PV projects to be delayed.

Transcript from the EV Transition Webinar on How to Net Zero - What are we waiting for?

The long-awaited Wholesale Demand Response Mechanism kicked in this week, in one of the market's most significant reforms.

Morrison government projections show Australia's main grid on track for 51 per cent renewables by 2025, and 69 per cent by 2030.

Australia sets a new stretch goal to produce solar power at just 1.5 cents per kilowatt-hour, to slash costs of green hydrogen and green steel.

Owners of what would be world's biggest solar project welcomes Singapore plan to import up to 4GW of low-carbon electricity by 2035.

The first big battery in NSW is registered and ready for testing and to accelerate the shift away from traditional fossil fuel technologies.

Despite the impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic, global greenhouse gas emissions surged to new highs last year, UN-backed agency says.

The HumeLink debacle highlights why transmission projects need far more scrutiny, far earlier in the development process.