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“Contentious piece of work:” Regulator kicks off review of EV chargers and the broader role of networks

Rule maker kicks off review that will look at role of networks in providing EV chargers, but also the broader issue of “ring fencing” in a rapidly changing energy world.
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“We’re okay, until we’re not:” Energy minister says Hormuz is forcing rethink on EVs and energy security

The fossil fuel crisis is driving EV uptake and more electrification. And some suggest it could be a smarter tool for monetary policy than jacking up interest rates.
“World first” power-beaming breakthrough, as laser tech wirelessly electrifies robot for 24 hours

“World first” power-beaming breakthrough, as laser tech wirelessly electrifies robot for 24 hours

An Australian company announces ground-breaking milestone on the road to commercialising technology that delivers electricity via laser beam.

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“Contentious piece of work:” Regulator kicks off review of EV chargers and the broader role of networks

“Contentious piece of work:” Regulator kicks off review of EV chargers and the broader role of networks

Rule maker kicks off review that will look at role of networks in providing EV chargers, but also the broader issue of “ring fencing” in a rapidly changing energy world.
“We’re okay, until we’re not:” Energy minister says Hormuz is forcing rethink on EVs and energy security

“We’re okay, until we’re not:” Energy minister says Hormuz is forcing rethink on EVs and energy security

The fossil fuel crisis is driving EV uptake and more electrification. And some suggest it could be a smarter tool for monetary policy than jacking up interest rates.
“World first” power-beaming breakthrough, as laser tech wirelessly electrifies robot for 24 hours

“World first” power-beaming breakthrough, as laser tech wirelessly electrifies robot for 24 hours

An Australian company announces ground-breaking milestone on the road to commercialising technology that delivers electricity via laser beam.
SwitchedOn podcast: Inside the world’s largest battery electric ferry

SwitchedOn podcast: Inside the world’s largest battery electric ferry

Incat founder Robert Clifford explains how a family-owned Tasmanian company built a ship many thought impossible and why battery-electric ferries will reshape shipping.
Nuclear needs to build up to 8,000 SMRs just to catch up with wind and solar. By 2035, they might have 5

Nuclear needs to build up to 8,000 SMRs just to catch up with wind and solar. By 2035, they might have 5

Tech bros pushing SMRs are going to be “very angry” when they discover nuclear is expensive and complicated, says leading analyst.
What will it take to halve renter energy bills? We have the answer – we just need to make it happen

What will it take to halve renter energy bills? We have the answer – we just need to make it happen

Energy upgrades could deliver more than $100 billion in electricity bill savings to renters by 2050. To access those savings requires pulling a key policy lever.
From fast ferries to electric ships: How a Tasmanian company is helping reshape global shipping

From fast ferries to electric ships: How a Tasmanian company is helping reshape global shipping

The remarkable story of how an Australian company that once built some of the world’s fastest ferries is now building some of its cleanest.
BHP and Fortescue at war over diesel and technology as Four Corners exposes Big Australian’s green energy backflip

BHP and Fortescue at war over diesel and technology as Four Corners exposes Big Australian’s green energy backflip

As Fortescue aims for zero emissions, mining rival BHP is achieving zero credibility after an expose over its big green energy backflip.