CEO of Copperstring 2.0 in north Queensland says largest geographic expansion of the NEM has been projected to unlock $60bn in new energy investment, alone.
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Corporate and investor activity driving prices higher in Australian carbon market
Australia’s carbon market driven to new highs due to increasing corporate voluntary activity and investor participants.
Pedal to the floor: Electric vehicles sales are taking off around the world
Electric vehicles sales are taking off around the world. Can Australia seize the opportunity?
Winter energy price shock: Regulators and policy makers are to blame
The failure of policy makers and regulators is now being felt in the electricity market, and consumers are being sent the bill.
Australia’s de-facto carbon price at record high, may reach $50 per tonne
Australian carbon credits tipped to jump to $50 per tonne, riding surge in corporate demand even as federal government sits idle on climate policy.
Australia’s electricity oligopoly is being slowly broken down by wind and solar
Australia’s fossil fuel-based electricity oligopoly is being slowly broken down by the influx of wind and solar, regulator says.
Did AEMO just kill off the market for battery-based Virtual Power Plants?
Updated: AEMO has made it harder for battery-based VPPs and distributed energy resources to participate in the important frequency control markets.
AGL future may lie in batteries and hydrogen, but it has too much gas after coal split
AGL has dumped coal into a new entity, but as it looks to technologies such as battery storage and hydrogen, it may find it still has too much gas.
Adani strikes Carmichael coal, but does the world even want it?
Adani’s Carmichael project struck coal this week, 10 years behind schedule. It must now try to flog one of the dirtiest of fossil fuels to a world that has moved on.
The RET is met but it’s corporate demand driving renewables growth, says regulator
Clean Energy Regulator reports strong start for carbon and clean energy markets in 2021, but industry remains concerned by prevailing headwinds.
