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Climate
The dirty word missing from the debate over how to power the data centre boom
Federal Labor’s determination to support renewables as the primary power source for data centres has tended to avoid any mention of one very important word.
Peter Hannam
Aug 26, 2026
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Commentary
Energy Colossus: AI is on a huge learning curve – and it could fuel a tripling in power demand
AI capability improvement requires more brute compute power for training runs, and that means more megawatts. No wonder Anthropic is paying $US15 billion a year to SpaceX for its Colossus.
David Leitch
Aug 11, 2026
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Renewables
Remote control robots that talk to each other are building solar farms in Australia
Human handlers still need to be on site but the robots from one US company can now talk to each other and be controlled from anywhere.
Rachel Williamson
Jun 5, 2026
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Renewables
Australia’s data centre dilemma: Will they bring an energy boom or bust?
Tech giants are spending billions of dollars to make Australia an artificial intelligence destination but the impact on the environment and the grid is up for debate.
Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson
May 11, 2026
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Policy & Planning
BYO renewables: New national principles set bar for data centre energy and water use
Data centres setting up shop in Australia are expected to come with their own renewable energy and sustainable water supplies.
Poppy Johnston
Mar 23, 2026
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Electrification
In midst of boom, new energy platform promises to boost home battery payback by up to $1,500 a year
New energy optimisation platform launches into the midst of Cheaper Home Batteries boom with the promise it can supercharge ROI, no behaviour change required.
Sophie Vorrath
Mar 6, 2026
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Renewables
Forrest says AI the stuff of nightmares, but also critical to Fortescue’s push to real zero
Andrew Forrest tells business summit artificial intelligence is both “incredibly dangerous” and critical to balancing Fortescue’s “incredibly complex” green energy grid in the Pilbara.
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Mar 5, 2026
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Regulator outlines fears of AIs and battery trading collusion, but home batteries could save the day
A just-published paper from AEMC reveals its concerns about potential AI collusion in battery trading, but says home batteries could offset some of the impacts.
Rachel Williamson
Sep 9, 2025
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Can we power both humanity and machines with cheap renewables?
Humans, AI and robots will compete for the same energy resources and now is the time to rethink energy allocation itself. We need a tiered system to protect the humans.
Brydon Wang & Gabriel Wong
Mar 26, 2025
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Renewables
UQ start-up finds way to detect solar faults in “sea of a million panels”
“The challenge with large solar farms is detecting any faulty or underperforming solar panels hidden in a sea of millions.” UQ start-up says it has found a way.
Michael Mazengarb
Feb 20, 2024
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GridBeyond boosts its energy management smarts with AI add-on
GridBeyond acquires energy business of California AI software developer Veritone, to bolster its electricity trading, forecasting, and consulting services.
Joshua S Hill
Jul 11, 2023
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