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“Giant leap:” Australia’s first offshore wind auction goes live as state seeks first 2 GW of projects
Australia’s first ever auction for offshore wind generation capacity is finally underway, but with little detail on how it will work and contracts “expected” to be integrated into the ESEM.Major farm show ploughs on, but some fear Hanson’s opening act will hijack debate towards climate denial
One Nation’s Pauline Hanson has been picked to open one of Australia’s biggest farm shows next month, drawing criticism that she will shift attention from agriculture to “political controversy.”
Fake photos, fraudulent claims: Regulator suspends another company from energy upgrades scheme
State regulator suspends another company from participating in energy upgrades subsidy after it was allegedly caught out submitting doctored photos and falsified customer details.
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“Giant leap:” Australia’s first offshore wind auction goes live as state seeks first 2 GW of projects
Australia’s first ever auction for offshore wind generation capacity is finally underway, but with little detail on how it will work and contracts “expected” to be integrated into the ESEM.
Major farm show ploughs on, but some fear Hanson’s opening act will hijack debate towards climate denial
One Nation’s Pauline Hanson has been picked to open one of Australia’s biggest farm shows next month, drawing criticism that she will shift attention from agriculture to “political controversy.”Fake photos, fraudulent claims: Regulator suspends another company from energy upgrades scheme
State regulator suspends another company from participating in energy upgrades subsidy after it was allegedly caught out submitting doctored photos and falsified customer details.
Angus Taylor steps on the gas, but how does that sit with emissions targets and carbon costs?
Angus Taylor releases pro-gas policy, just as a new report highlights the soaring carbon prices needed to keep in line with climate targets.
Post-2030 contract design for new renewables takes shape as working group agrees on firming price caps
Work advances on the design for key post -2030 contracts for new renewables and firming generation, with a working group agreeing on firming price caps.
Hefty network fees discussed as state government reveals massive scale of data centre grid connection demands
Some of the date centre proposals being discussed for NSW are among the largest in the world, and they are set to become the largest individual electrical loads in the state.
“A Trojan horse for communism!” More big batteries head for review as familiar long distance objectors pile in again
Two more big batteries head for independent review as familiar long distance objectors file the same complaints against renewable energy in general.
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