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Electric Vehicles

Saudi Arabia to start making EVs to help break away from oil’s economic dominance
Saudi Arabia will roll out a line of electric vehicles in 2025 in partnership with BMW and Taiwan’s Foxconn to “ignite a new domestic industry and ecosystem.”
Jim Regan

Nov 4, 2022

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Victoria speeds up neighbourhood battery installations to maximise rooftop solar
Victoria accelerates neighbourhood batteries program to maximising uptake and storage of rooftop solar, and deliver it back to the communities that supply it.
Jim Regan

Nov 1, 2022

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Electric Vehicles

Australian miner aims to jump-start European lithium mining for growing EV market
Critical Metals wants to become Europe’s first licensed lithium producer to supply a fast-growing EV supply chain.
Jim Regan

Nov 1, 2022

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Hydrogen

Forrest dives deeper into European green hydrogen with investment in Zhero
Iron ore billionaire Andrew Forrest’s green energy offshoot Fortescue Future Industries to invest in green hydrogen and renewable energy developer Zhero.
Jim Regan

Oct 28, 2022

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Policy & Planning

“Curtain call” for fossil fuels: IEA says Ukraine war locks in shift to renewables
For first time, IEA forecasts global demand for fossil fuels will soon peak in all its scenarios as EV sales rise and the shift to wind and solar accelerates.
Jim Regan

Oct 28, 2022

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Renewables

Sun Cable joins forces to find ways to build a green grid across Asia
Sun Cable sets up new partnership looking at building a massive “green grid” to transmit renewable electricity across Asia.
Jim Regan

Oct 26, 2022

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EnergyAustralia backs heavy transport shift to “clean” electric
EnergyAustralia to work with bus and truck industries to build out green charging infrastructure for heavy duty electric vehicles.
Jim Regan

Oct 25, 2022

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Storage

Zen Energy shoots for ten fold leap in market share with focus on solar and battery storage
Zen Energy aims for tenfold lift in customer sales, largely through solar and battery storage, and commits to net zero Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions by end of 2023.
Jim Regan

Oct 21, 2022

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Origin counts on profit boost from gas as it prepares for shift to clean energy
Origin will rely on a boost in gas earnings to underscore its business as it navigates the transition to clean energy.
Jim Regan

Oct 19, 2022

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Hydrogen

WA boosts green hydrogen export plans with land allocation, new funds
WA allocates land and $5.5m in new funding to fast-track the Mid West Hydrogen Hub, in bid to become a “world class exporter” of renewable hydrogen.
Jim Regan

Oct 18, 2022

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Policy & Planning

Are fossil fuels on the nose? Opposition spreads to government and the cricket pitch
Social and financial support for Australia’s fossil fuel industry is deteriorating amid reports of greenwashing, harmful subsidies and soured alliances.
Jim Regan

Oct 18, 2022

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Snowy 2.0 contractor drama continues, with talk of sale raising new concerns
Major Snowy 2.0 contractor Clough Engineering puts itself on the block amid financial crunch, attracting new concerns about the project’s timeline.
Jim Regan

Oct 17, 2022

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