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Can Australia’s biggest manufacturing assets be saved by biggest wind and solar farms?
Rio Tinto says despite contracts for the biggest wind and solar farms in Australia, the future of the biggest manufacturing assets in the country remain in the hands of government.
Giles Parkinson
Feb 22, 2024
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Origin snaps up another developer with 1.3GW of wind and solar
Origin snaps up Walcha Energy, which has been developing the Ruby Hills wind project and the Salisbury solar project, as it continues talks on Eraring closure timing.
Giles Parkinson
Feb 20, 2024
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Renewables
Bowen unveils new offshore wind zone for up to 20GW of turbines
Federal government launches consultation on sixth and final offshore wind energy development zone, an area off the coast of Bunbury in south-western Western Australia.
Sophie Vorrath
Feb 20, 2024
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Governments lock in $140m for potential 5GW Pilbara green hydrogen hub
Federal and WA governments finalise joint funding of $140 million to kick-start construction of infrastructure underpinning the proposed Pilbara Hydrogen Hub.
Sophie Vorrath
Feb 19, 2024
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Wind and solar are delivering an energy transition at record speed
As Dutton renews call for renewables to be stopped and coal closures suspended until nuclear is built, wind and solar are delivering the fastest transition the world has seen.
Giles Parkinson
Feb 16, 2024
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Giant wind farm that prompted Joyce’s “poo tickets” comment finalises response to submissions
The Winterbourne wind farm in New South Wales – one of the projects at the centre of attacks by Barnaby Joyce – has announced it is finalising a submissions report.
Jacinta Bowler
Feb 15, 2024
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South Australia enjoyed 82 pct wind and solar for entire December quarter. So it can be done
South Australia reached a record average of 82% renewables in the December quarter, establishing a stunning blueprint for the way the entire Australia grid could reach the federal government’s current national target for 2030.
Giles Parkinson
Feb 12, 2024
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Fire destroys wind turbine at Pacific Blue’s Clements Gap
A wind turbine has been destroyed at the Clements Gap wind farm after it caught on fire on Wednesday.
Sophie Vorrath
Feb 9, 2024
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Queensland wind farm delay raises red flags with green groups, as lines blur on environment
Green groups question further delay to environmental approvals for a Queensland wind farm, as industry and governments struggle to balance the urgent need to decarbonise with protecting nature and keeping communities on side.
Michael Mazengarb & Sophie Vorrath
Feb 9, 2024
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Australia’s biggest wind project installs first turbine
First turbine erected at what will be the biggest wind project in Australia.
Joshua S Hill
Feb 8, 2024
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Community engagement has no cookie-cutter approach: It’s time to start listening
When it comes supporting communities to navigate the complex changes presented by the shift to renewable energy, there is a public investment gap. Here’s how it could be bridged.
Andrew Bray
Feb 7, 2024
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Diesel power stations to close as big batteries take centre stage
South Australia’s remarkable transition to renewables has claimed two new fossil fuel scalps, as batteries muscle out diesel peaking plants.
Sophie Vorrath & Rachel Williamson
Feb 7, 2024
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