Cathedral Rocks wind farm. Image credit: EnergyAustralia.
In the final part of our Energy Transformed podcast series we look at Victoria’s ground-breaking path from brown coal to green energy, and the role that the new public utility will play in the transition.
Kylie Lane, a partner at Ashurst who specialises in mergers and acquisitions and the energy sector, talks to Lily D’Ambrosio, Victoria’s Minister for Energy, Environment and Climate Change.
https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/1436905147
Tasmania's state owned energy utility signs off take deal for what will be the state's…
CSIRO says its innovative, potentially lower cost green hydrogen technology has completed 1,000 hours of…
Long duration vanadium storage technology being trialled in Kununurra, it could be rolled out across…
Energy expert Gabrielle Kuiper on getting the best out of distributed energy resources in the…
Australian households could lower their bills by over two thirds if they fully electrify their…
Updated: Blackout featured prominently in media headlines this week, but not on the grid. But…
