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Ageing, cyclone-proof “tilt up” wind turbines to be replaced at edge of coral paradise
The ageing cyclone proof wind turbines were the first “tilting” turbines in the state, and could be laid on the ground in the case of an approaching storm.“Uncharted territory:” Weather whiplash sparks tree die-off and ramps up bushfire risk
Eastern Australia is not yet in the grip of a terrible 2019-20-like drought but early signs of drying out as a mega El Nino builds have communities and researchers on edge.
Labor loses its spine on renewables as premier throws new energy minister, and transition, under the bus
One minute, Victoria’s new energy minister was promising industry stakeholders that Labor will hold the line on renewables. The next minute, her boss was saying the exact opposite.
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Ageing, cyclone-proof “tilt up” wind turbines to be replaced at edge of coral paradise
The ageing cyclone proof wind turbines were the first “tilting” turbines in the state, and could be laid on the ground in the case of an approaching storm.
“Uncharted territory:” Weather whiplash sparks tree die-off and ramps up bushfire risk
Eastern Australia is not yet in the grip of a terrible 2019-20-like drought but early signs of drying out as a mega El Nino builds have communities and researchers on edge.Labor loses its spine on renewables as premier throws new energy minister, and transition, under the bus
One minute, Victoria’s new energy minister was promising industry stakeholders that Labor will hold the line on renewables. The next minute, her boss was saying the exact opposite.
Labor puts key but contested transmission line on hold until after state election, pending cost review
Updated: Victoria premier puts key transmission link on hold pending cost review, and promises no forced land acquisitions until after state election.
“Cut the BS … and please understand what you’re dealing with:” Wind and solar developers come face to face with new reality
Queensland mayors tells wind and solar developers what is expected of them under new planning rules. The “tyre kickers” and “window lickers” are already fading away.
Electricity bills to fall in state where renewables make up nearly half of generation mix
State pricing regulator proposes across-the-board cuts to default electricity prices for households and small businesses for the coming financial year.
Data centres told to “ride through” grid faults, under proposed new rules to lessen risk of blackouts
Draft rules to both protect the grid and make it easier for data centres to connect are open to consultation, but at least one tech giant is already pushing back.
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