Battery storage industry happy with new rules that recognise some of their multiple tools, but not pleased with another two-year wait.
Battery storage faces two year wait for new rules that optimise its use
Telstra gets ready to challenge big utilities with low carbon energy offer
Telstra gets ready to challenge big utilities with new low carbon energy offer to its 13 million telco and internet customers.
Keith Pitt vetoes federal funding deal for wind and battery hub in Queensland
Resources minister Keith Pitt intervenes to veto $280 million from government fund to Neoen’s Kaban green energy hub in north Queensland.
AGL in massive $2.7 billion writedown, Origin also hit by lower power prices
AGL takes massive $2.7 billion hit from write-down of assets, as both it and Origin flag falling profits from lower power prices and higher gas costs.
CWP and Partners target more than 2GW of wind and storage after merger
CWP Renewables and the Swiss-based money manager Partners Group to merge the bulk of their Australian assets and will target more than two gigawatts of new wind, solar and storage.
Coal and gas lobbies take aim at NSW renewable energy plan
Australia’s coal and gas lobby has come out all guns blazing against the New South Wales government’s renewable energy transition plan.
Ross Garnaut’s Sunshot takes charge as Zen Energy splits from Sanjeev Gupta
Garnaut to lead Sunshot towards renewable energy future and re-take control of Zen Energy a split from Sanjeev Gupta’s Simec Group after just three years.
Morrison’s refusal to move on climate, and the “prosperity doctrine”
Morrison’s refusal to act on climate may not just be due to the denialists and the fossil fuel lobby that surround him, it’s also guided by the “prosperity doctrine” of his pentecostal church.
AER sues four wind farm companies over South Australian blackout
Regulator takes four wind farm companies to court over their role in SA blackout in 2016, in a hotly disputed technical case that will unleash more political fury over renewables.
BHP sees early end for thermal coal, plugs in to electric future
BHP is preparing for the early end of thermal coal and huge opportunities in electric vehicles, renewable energy technologies, and a decarbonised future far different from the Coalition government.
