Erin Coldham from Star of the South discusses the massive 2GW offshore wind project in Victoria that could be up and running in 2028. Plus: The gas bauble bursts.
Podcasts
Solar Insiders Podcast: The new controls on solar, EVs and air-con
As rooftop solar installations set new records, new protocols are governing what and when is being generated and consumed in the home.
Energy Insiders Podcast: The future of batteries, EVs and hydrogen
Logan Goldie-Scot, head of clean power research at BloombergNEF, discusses supply chain and price forecasts for battery storage, EVs and green hydrogen. Plus: Not so Kean on Turnbull, and Walcha’s big play.
Solar Insiders Podcast: The good and bad of the solar export tax
Bruce Mountain from the VEPC and Jonathon Dore from Solar Analytics join Solar Insiders to discuss the pros and cons of the proposed solar export tax.
Energy Insiders Podcast: AGL’s Brett Redman on the big company split
AGL CEO Brett Redman on the reasons behind the utility’s proposed split, the pace of change with new technologies, and what’s next.
Energy Insiders Podcast: Solar tax: AEMC’s Benn Barr on new export rule
AEMC CEO Benn Barr discusses the controversial new solar tax, and the rule maker’s approach to the re-write of the energy market design. Plus: Batteries vs gas.
Energy Insiders Podcast: Solar eclipse, and can EVs really provide storage on wheels?
AEMO presses the off button for rooftop solar; and can EVs really provide battery storage on wheels for the grid? Laura Jones from ANU’s School of Electrical, Energy and Materials Engineering, gives an update.
Solar Insiders Podcast: Why switching off rooftop solar is a good thing
We discuss first intervention by market operator to curtail rooftop solar, the latest installation stats, AGL’s big solar buy, and some really crap solar news.
The Driven Podcast: Why Australia’s big utilities are plugging into EVs
We talk to Origin Energy’s head of mobility, and head of strategy, Chau Le, about the utility’s new push into electric vehicles.
Energy Insiders Podcast: Yallourn, Angus Taylor and the energy transition in Newcastle
We analyse the closure of Yallourn, the response from Angus Taylor, and are joined by The City of Newcastle’s Adam Clarke on how the coal city is transitioning to clean energy.
