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How Australia’s coal country past is scuppering its renewable energy future

How Australia’s coal country past is scuppering its renewable energy future

Australia needs to massively scale up renewables to reach net zero, but they are handicapped by a system designed for fossil fuels.
Eleven lessons from the blow out in costs for HumeLink transmission line

Eleven lessons from the blow out in costs for HumeLink transmission line

The HumeLink debacle highlights why transmission projects need far more scrutiny, far earlier in the development process.
Your power bills could be 15% cheaper, if the energy regulator was doing its job

Your power bills could be 15% cheaper, if the energy regulator was doing its job

Evidence from takeover bids for Australia’s last two publicly listed electricity network services companies suggests consumers are paying more than they should.
World’s largest floating wind farm begins supplying power to Scotland grid

World’s largest floating wind farm begins supplying power to Scotland grid

The world’s largest floating offshore wind farm has begun producing and supplying power to the Scottish national grid.
Post-it note workshops are no way to deliver a market for solar, storage and EVs

Post-it note workshops are no way to deliver a market for solar, storage and EVs

The heads of AEMO and AEMC must plan for a 100% renewable future where distributed energy resources are given equal priority to large-scale resources.
Nuclear good, batteries bad: Morrison’s subs deal is thin edge of wedge

Nuclear good, batteries bad: Morrison’s subs deal is thin edge of wedge

The Coalition’s attitude to batteries has been hostile and ignorant. There’s no reason to believe its consideration of submarine propulsion technology has been any more adult.
World’s largest floating wind farm completed in Scotland

World’s largest floating wind farm completed in Scotland

The 48MW Kincardine Offshore Wind farm has been completed off the coast of Aberdeenshire.
Lessons from the US, where politically boosted renewables leave coal and gas in dust

Lessons from the US, where politically boosted renewables leave coal and gas in dust

Up to $US68 billion of US coal and gas assets could end up stranded as mix of federal and state policy incentives drive rapid shift to renewables.
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