Renewables
Governments Renewables Synergy Utilities Western Australian Government
Synergy caught between high gas costs and falling renewable prices
WA Government owned Synergy has forecast substantial losses as the emergence of cheap renewables squeezes its coal and gas heavy fleet out of the market.
Coal Governments Renewables Western Australian Government
Fast transition to renewables would be cheaper and reduce coal ramping risks
Modelling shows that a faster transition to a high renewables grid would be cheaper and more efficient than a slow transition.
Battery CleanTech Bites News & Commentary Renewables Smart Energy Storage
Tesla big battery paves way for artificial intelligence to dominate energy trades
Experience from the Tesla big battery shows that artificial intelligence could be the key to managing an energy market, and is five-times more effective than human traders.
The international coal price is collapsing, thanks to increase in supply from Indonesia and Australia, while renewables are losing the fight in Queensland.
Battery CleanTech Bites Governments Hydro Renewables Solar South Australian Government Storage Wind
South Australia’s stunning aim to be “net” 100 per cent renewables by 2030
South Australia Liberal government says it expects state will be “net” 100 per cent renewables by 2030, heralding the most dramatic shift towards wind and solar and storage technologies...
Battery Coal Governments News & Commentary NSW Government Renewables Storage
Why storage is key to NSW government plans, in race to clean energy
NSW government to use money collected through consumer electricity bills to help bring new, large-scale generation and storage capacity into its changing grid.
If Angus Taylor wants to cut emissions, boost regional economies and build a stable electricity grid, then the answer to all three is blowing in the wind.
Battery micro-grids Renewables Rooftop PV Solar Storage Utilities
Goodbye energy consumers, hello energy citizens
Power is literally shifting to the people, and we have only just started to conceptualise what that might mean for consumers as energy citizens.
German pilot project has made kerosene using concentrated sunlight, water and CO2 for the first time.
At least 11 million people around the world held jobs across the renewables sector, from manufacturing and trading to installation.
