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Amalyah Hart is a science journalist based in Melbourne.

Solar

Big solar off and flying in New Zealand with first utility scale asset for Lightsource bp
Contact Energy and Lightsource bp have been tapped to build one of Aotearoa’s biggest solar farms, to date, next to an international airport.
Amalyah Hart

Feb 9, 2023

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Solar

Space-aged solar innovation: Is it coming down to Earth?
Research projects designed to harness solar energy in space are driving new approaches to the technology that could pay dividends on Earth.
Amalyah Hart

Feb 5, 2023

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Storage

Eleven Aussie battery start-ups tapped for “hyper-acceleration”
A new initiative aims to drive onshore lithium battery innovation by challenging 11 start-ups to deliver ground-breaking new technologies or ancillary services.
Amalyah Hart

Feb 3, 2023

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Coal

Carbon emissions from Australia’s ‘Dirty Dozen’ more than half Pacific Islands’ emissions
Between 2016 and 2021, a group of just 12 Australian fossil fuel companies emitted more carbon pollution than 50% of the Pacific Islands’ total emissions over the same period.
Amalyah Hart

Feb 3, 2023

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NSW Government

NSW announces grants to help big manufacturers slash emissions
New South Wales state government to support four of the state’s highest emitting manufacturers to transition into low-carbon facilities.
Amalyah Hart

Feb 2, 2023

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Solar

Australian solar forecasting innovator snapped up by EU energy giant
Norway-based independent energy expert taps Aussie-made solar data and forecasting upstart, Solcast.
Amalyah Hart

Feb 2, 2023

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Palaszczuk announces Australia-first critical minerals facility for battery storage
Queensland says $75 million facility represents a “Eureka” moment for the shift to critical minerals to support renewables and battery storage.
Amalyah Hart

Jan 25, 2023

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Woodside nearly doubles revenue as fossil fuel giants cash in on oil and gas prices
Woodside nearly doubles fourth quarter revenues as fossil fuel majors continue to cash in on soaring oil and gas prices.
Amalyah Hart

Jan 25, 2023

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CleanTech Bites

Environmental groups warn WA’s gas projects will derail new net-zero legislation
WA to become only third state to legislate net zero target, but environmental groups warns its gas projects will undermine the goal.
Amalyah Hart

Jan 24, 2023

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Storage

Risen Energy proposes new four-hour battery storage facility in Riverina
Risen Energy is planning a big four hour battery in the Riverina region of NSW, next to an existing solar farm.
Amalyah Hart

Jan 24, 2023

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Wind

Landholders get new guidelines on how to host wind and solar farms, and big batteries
Landholders get new advice on how to negotiate deals with renewable energy and storage developers, including the thorny issue of “blade trespass.”
Amalyah Hart

Jan 19, 2023

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Going 100 pct renewables would save the UK £120 billion, report says
Report suggests dropping fossil fuels and nuclear and going 100 pct renewables and storage would save the UK £120 billion by 2050.
Amalyah Hart

Jan 19, 2023

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