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The latest news on all things renewables.
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Coal power offers “no chance to compete,” says Rio Tinto, as smelters go all-in on renewables
Rio Tinto’s Jérôme Pécresse says coal power has priced itself out of the equation for Australian smelters, making the shift to renewables a matter of survival.
Sophie Vorrath
Nov 11, 2026
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Renewables
Rare, state-owned wind farm clears one of “most complex” grid connection hurdles
One of few wind projects to have survived state government’s call-in and sell-off era passes significant new development milestone, this time in grid integration.
Sophie Vorrath
Nov 10, 2026
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Renewables
Australian solar innovator SunDrive joins homegrown bid to make spacecraft-integrated PV
The collaboration will use SunDrive’s copper-metallised solar cell technology to establish an Australian-made source of PV arrays specially made for spacecraft.
Joshua S Hill
Nov 10, 2026
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Renewables
Small solar farm powers up to supply renewable electrons to big data giant, AirTrunk
A 31 MW solar farm with a contract to power data centre giant AirTrunk has begun operating at full output ahead of the addition of a four-hour battery.
Joshua S Hill
Nov 9, 2026
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Renewables
Trump’s war in Iran has rocketed renewables “to the top of the policy agenda,” says IEA
Developing nations are forecast to catch up with renewables installations in richer nations as the US-Israel war on Iran triggers scramble for alternative energy sources.
Peter Hannam
Nov 6, 2026
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Wind and battery project called in by LNP trims turbines by 10, adds 3,429 pages of “more information”
Cubico lodges revamped planning application for “called in” wind and battery project, this time with reams of explanatory documents and six letters of support.
Rachel Williamson
Nov 11, 2026
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No mention of grey nomads as state planning authority gives hybrid wind project the all-clear
Ground-breaking hybrid wind and battery storage project gets green light from IPC, with all merit appeals now completely blocked after a ministerial intervention.
Rachel Williamson
Nov 11, 2026
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Rare, state-owned wind farm clears one of “most complex” grid connection hurdles
One of few wind projects to have survived state government’s call-in and sell-off era passes significant new development milestone, this time in grid integration.
Sophie Vorrath
Nov 10, 2026
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Huge wind and battery project avoids turbine cuts and name change to win state approval for the West
Developer dodges having to cut 18 turbines from its 750 MW wind plans and change the project name, instead winding up with “unanimous” support for its huge project.
Rachel Williamson
Nov 5, 2026
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“Only so much you can do” with hydrogen and batteries: Jet fuel made from cooking oil to be used at Australian airport
Jet fuel made from used cooking oil will be used at an Australian airport for the first time, giving wings to new technology without frying the planet.
Robyn Wuth
Jul 6, 2026
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Mining giant Rio Tinto to build “green iron” facility that uses biomass to cut emissions
Rio Tinto to invest $215 million in development facility in Australia to assess a new ironmaking process using biomass called BioIron.
Joshua S Hill
Jun 4, 2024
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ACT adds new 24 MWh battery as it expands landfill gas generation
The new battery will store power from the expanded 6.2 MW gas to energy power plant for dispatch during peak periods.
Rachel Williamson
Nov 20, 2023
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Renewable hydrogen tech that turns biomass into green molecules wins CEFC backing
Macquarie University engineered technology that converts biomass into “carbon negative” green hydrogen gets $2m investment from federal green bank.
Sophie Vorrath
Jun 16, 2023
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Australian “CETO” wave energy generator is ready to be tested in Spanish waters
ASX-listed wave energy hopeful says it has completed fabrication of its Ceto Buoyant Actuator (BA) and is ready to deploy its distinctive technology in Spanish waters.
Joshua S Hill
Nov 3, 2026
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Two massive wind and battery projects held up by weight of objections, including 13 signed by one individual
Two massive wind and battery projects are the latest referred to state’s independent planning arbiter because of the number of mostly long-distance objections.
Giles Parkinson
Sep 16, 2026
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Carnegie begins work on its biggest array as wave energy pioneer edges towards commercial viability
Carnegie Clean Energy begins development of a 6-megawatt (MW) wave energy array – its biggest yet – in an important step towards commercial viability.
Joshua S Hill
Jul 28, 2025
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Ever heard of ocean thermal energy? This Australian startup wants to take it from prototype to product
An Australian startup is hoping to commercialise a little known ocean energy tech, with an eye on a future green hydrogen industry.
Rachel Williamson
Jul 16, 2025
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Data centres revive Coalition passion for nuclear power, but this time more expensive and even less realistic
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Wind and battery project called in by LNP trims turbines by 10, adds 3,429 pages of “more information”
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Chart of the day: Electrification an unconquered frontier, Bowen tells COP31 – “this is our opportunity”
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Solar retailer promoted by former Australian cricket captain banned from federal rebate scheme
Joshua S Hill
Nov 11, 2026
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Nov 10, 2026
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