Energy Insiders Podcast: Say goodbye to coal

Energy Insiders Podcast

Dec 10, 2021

Coal Energy Insiders Multimedia Podcasts

AEMO’s Alex Wonhas and Nicola Falcon discuss the draft ISP, the early departure of coal, and managing a renewables grid.

You can find the transcript of this episode of Energy Insiders here.

And you can find previous editions of the Energy Insiders Podcast here, or on your favourite podcast platform.

Pylon — Pylon is a proud sponsor of Energy Insiders

Evergen is a proud sponsor of Energy Insiders

Energy Insiders – a RenewEconomy Podcast · Say goodbye to coal

Related Topics

Articles for you

“We won’t need spinning machines:” Will big batteries be allowed to provide heartbeat of a grid with engines off?

New

“We won’t need spinning machines:” Will big batteries be allowed to provide heartbeat of a grid with engines off?

The “blackout” headlines from AEMO’s transition report were predictable. But the big question is over what actions are taken now to protect heartbeat of the grid.

Giles Parkinson

6

Sunshot program backs “Sun King” to bring large-scale solar panel manufacturing back to Australia

New

Sunshot program backs “Sun King” to bring large-scale solar panel manufacturing back to Australia

A company headed up by one of the legends of Australian solar R&D has won Solar Sunshot funding to build a PV panel manufacturing plant in a former coal hub.

3

Australia’s biggest coal generator may be phased out, unit by unit, rather than a hard exit

New

Australia’s biggest coal generator may be phased out, unit by unit, rather than a hard exit

Origin says a phased closure of the country’s biggest coal generator is a “reasonable” assumption. “It’s not straightforward,” says CEO Frank Calabria.

Giles Parkinson

4

Australia’s most advanced renewable grid is its most secure, but NSW must scramble as it nears “no coal” scenario

New

Australia’s most advanced renewable grid is its most secure, but NSW must scramble as it nears “no coal” scenario

Australia’s most advanced renewable grid is also its most secure, but other states have to scramble, particularly NSW which is facing an imminent “no coal” scenario.

Giles Parkinson

3

Most Read

1

Massive backtrack from Australia’s most bullish coal miner signals shift in fossil-fuel’s long game

Christopher Wright & Matt Pollard

5

2

Households on track to add five “biggest batteries” in six months, as rebate installs rocket towards 175,000

3

How a water agency’s debunked concerns about solar project helped poison minds of local community

Rachel Williamson

4

Another wind project nears drought-breaking financial close as Snowy signs long-term contract

Giles Parkinson

0

5

All 212,296 panels installed at state’s first 100 pct publicly owned hybrid solar and battery project

0