Donate
Sign Up
Search
Renewables
Solar
Wind
Wave
Biomass
Geothermal
Solar
Rooftop PV
Utility PV
Solar Thermal
Policy & Planning
Storage
Battery
Pumped Hydro
Solar Thermal
Hydrogen
Electric Vehicles
Electric Cars
Hydrogen Fuel Cell
Green Energy Calendar
Podcasts
Energy Insiders
Solar Insiders
SwitchedOn Australia
The Driven
Videos
Webinars
Charts
Explainers
Markets
Utilities
Press Releases
The Driven
One Step Off The Grid
Search
Search
Search
Thursday, November 12, 2026
Donate
Subscribe
Donate
Sign Up
Search
Renewables
Solar
Wind
Wave
Biomass
Geothermal
Solar
Rooftop PV
Utility PV
Solar Thermal
Policy & Planning
Storage
Battery
Pumped Hydro
Solar Thermal
Hydrogen
Electric Vehicles
Electric Cars
Hydrogen Fuel Cell
Green Energy Calendar
Podcasts
Energy Insiders
Solar Insiders
SwitchedOn Australia
The Driven
Videos
Webinars
Charts
Explainers
Markets
Utilities
Press Releases
The Driven
One Step Off The Grid
Home
Wind
Solar
Storage
Electrification
Commentary
Podcasts
Maps
Big Battery Storage
Large Scale Wind Farms
Offshore Wind Farms
Large Scale Solar Farm
Pumped Hydro
All
The Driven
One Step Off The Grid
Donate
Sign Up
Search
Renewables
Solar
Wind
Wave
Biomass
Geothermal
Solar
Rooftop PV
Utility PV
Solar Thermal
Policy & Planning
Storage
Battery
Pumped Hydro
Solar Thermal
Hydrogen
Electric Vehicles
Electric Cars
Hydrogen Fuel Cell
Green Energy Calendar
Podcasts
Energy Insiders
Solar Insiders
SwitchedOn Australia
The Driven
Videos
Webinars
Charts
Explainers
Markets
Utilities
Press Releases
The Driven
One Step Off The Grid
Thursday, November 12, 2026
Search
Search
Search
Wind
“World first” wind, solar and battery project finally starts production after 3-year wait
Nearly three years after it was built, the world first solar, wind and battery hub at Kennedy is finally sending power to the grid.
Giles Parkinson
Jul 8, 2021
0
Grid concerns and “unhelpful” government killing confidence in clean energy
Grid connections and an unhelpful federal government cited as major reasons for plunge in investor confidence in clean energy to a big low.
Joshua S Hill
Jul 7, 2021
0
Antarctic base could be powered by wind and batteries alone
Remote renewables specialist says plan to power an Antarctic research station on Ross Island with 100% wind and battery storage “looks feasible.”
Sophie Vorrath
Jul 7, 2021
0
Coal
Green dreams: Managing the transition from rust to renewables
Port Augusta and Whyalla are in the middle of a renewable energy construction boom. But what does it mean for locals? Some workers are starting to lose faith.
Kurt Johnson
Jul 5, 2021
0
AER settles legal action against Neoen and Pacific Hydro over SA blackout
Neoen and Pac Hydro settle legal action brought by the AER relating to South Australian blackout, agreeing to pay fines.
Michael Mazengarb
Jul 2, 2021
0
Renewables
Vestas strengthens investment in wooden turbine tower manufacturer
Vestas increases investment in Swedish wooden wind turbine manufacturer Modvion.
Joshua S Hill
Jun 30, 2021
0
Solar
Clean Energy Council cancels annual summit due to Sydney Covid lockdown
Covid outbreak forces Clean Energy Council to cancel Clean Energy Summit, which had been due to take place in Sydney in mid July.
James Fernyhough
Jun 30, 2021
0
No need for synchronous assets in zero emissions grid, says Tesla
Tesla says synchronous generation not needed in a renewable energy grid because battery storage can deliver the services and much of the storage required.
Giles Parkinson
Jun 29, 2021
0
Policy & Planning
Kazakhstan plans massive 45GW renewable project to power green hydrogen
Germany company and Kazakh government sign agreement to build 45GW of renewables capacity to power 30GW of electrolyser capacity.
Joshua S Hill
Jun 29, 2021
0
Offshore wind: Taylor pushed to remove regulatory blocks to new technology
Labor says Australia’s first offshore wind projects at risk, after Angus Taylor delays removal of regulatory blockages.
Michael Mazengarb
Jun 29, 2021
0
Wind
Collector wind farm moves to full output in New South Wales
Collector wind farm gets the all-clear to run at full 227MW capacity, after passing final hold point tests.
Sophie Vorrath
Jun 28, 2021
0
Coal
Building new solar now cheaper than keeping existing coal plants open: BNEF
Plunging costs of solar could prompt coal plants in India, China and much of Europe to be shutdown early, delivering another blow to Australia’s huge thermal coal export industry.
James Fernyhough
Jun 24, 2021
0
Previous Page
1
…
156
157
158
159
160
…
253
Next Page
Most popular.
1
Data centres revive Coalition passion for nuclear power, but this time more expensive and even less realistic
Peter Hannam
Nov 12, 2026
0
2
Wind and battery project called in by LNP trims turbines by 10, adds 3,429 pages of “more information”
Rachel Williamson
Nov 11, 2026
0
3
Chart of the day: Electrification an unconquered frontier, Bowen tells COP31 – “this is our opportunity”
Peter Hannam
Nov 11, 2026
0
4
Solar retailer promoted by former Australian cricket captain banned from federal rebate scheme
Joshua S Hill
Nov 11, 2026
1
Podcasts
Electric Vehicles
SwitchedOn podcast: How I electrified – a solar boat, a racing mower and a power bill in credit
Anne Delaney
Nov 10, 2026
0
The Driven
The Driven Podcast: Australia’s EV boom meets a $9 billion diesel problem
Sam Parkinson
Nov 7, 2026
1
Energy Insiders
Energy Insiders Podcast: CATL’s fast-charge to the top
Energy Insiders Podcast
Nov 6, 2026
1
Podcasts
Energy Insiders special: The new battery chemistry targeting long duration storage
Energy Insiders Podcast
Nov 4, 2026
0