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Nuclear power’s quarter-century of stagnation has no end in sight, and has been overtaken by solar PV
Latest nuclear status report details the glum state of affairs for the far right’s favourite clean power source. It’s already been overtaken by solar for the first time.
Jim Green
Oct 1, 2026
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Electric Vehicles
The EV battery scandal that threatens to derail election hopes of EU’s most far right government
Hungary has rapidly become an EV battery manufacturing “superpower”, but lax environmental controls have become a major liability for the government.
Orsolya Fulop
Apr 5, 2026
5
Commentary
Another miserable year for nuclear power as renewables surge
Despite the hype from the nuclear industry and its boosters, the latest status report shows that its renaissance remains a mirage, and reactor numbers are falling.
Jim Green
Jan 27, 2026
19
Commentary
Global report confirms and details nuclear power’s stagnation: Someone needs to tell the Coalition
As Coalition’s Dan Tehan talks up nuclear from a “fact-finding” tour of the US, the industry’s annual status report provides a completely different picture.
Jim Green
Sep 23, 2025
4
Policy & Planning
Long distance objectors force review of giant battery project sited close to sewerage plant
Huge battery project sited near a sewerage plant referred to IPC due to number of long distance objectors quoting Murdoch media, CIS, climate deniers and Chris Uhlmann.
Giles Parkinson
Sep 5, 2025
13
CleanTech Bites
Angry nuclear lobby backs off as landmark SMR deal confirms CSIRO’s bleak cost estimates
Nuclear critics of the GenCost report have gone quiet, perhaps because the first real western contract for SMRs has proved the CSIRO’s cost estimates to be spot on.
Giles Parkinson
Jul 29, 2025
14
Renewables
“Our largest load is now our largest generator:” The path to world’s first 100 pct variable renewable grid
Transmission head outlines South Australia’s path to 100 per cent net variable renewables – a world first – and even suggests SMRs could one day repower wind and solar.
Giles Parkinson
Jun 20, 2025
15
Commentary
Green energy transition at risk from unrestricted data centre development
A new report highlights the high chance that data centre growth will incentivise fossil fuels. How do we fix it?
Ketan Joshi
May 15, 2025
12
Commentary
What happens when the opposition elevates enemies of renewable energy?
The Coalition doesn’t need to contest an election for a while. Being a wrecker of the energy transition is a far easier task – and they might be about to elect a leader with experience.
Ketan Joshi
May 12, 2025
24
Policy & Planning
Heads roll at Callide and CS Energy as LNP coal plant extension explodes into high farce
LNP government seeks scapegoats in attempt to save face after forcing one of the state’s most unreliable units to stay open, just days after explosion at same coal hub.
Giles Parkinson
Apr 15, 2025
24
Policy & Planning
Going nuclear will decimate jobs in regions first, stop billions in new investment
Regional towns and communities are set to lose thousands of jobs and billions of dollars in the next five years under the Coalition’s nuclear plan.
Rachel Williamson
Apr 10, 2025
9
Commentary
Australia should hitch its solar wagon to the China juggernaut
In the last year, prices for solar PV and battery storage have plunged between 20 and 47 per cent. Australia needs to seize the moment.
Harry Martin & Tim Buckley
Mar 24, 2025
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