Donate
Sign Up
Search
Renewables
Solar
Wind
Wave
Biomass
Geothermal
Solar
Rooftop PV
Utility PV
Solar Thermal
Policy & Planning
Storage
Battery
Pumped Hydro
Solar Thermal
Hydrogen
Electric Vehicles
Electric Cars
Hydrogen Fuel Cell
Green Energy Calendar
Podcasts
Energy Insiders
Solar Insiders
SwitchedOn Australia
The Driven
Videos
Webinars
Charts
Explainers
Markets
Utilities
Press Releases
The Driven
One Step Off The Grid
Search
Search
Search
Friday, November 13, 2026
Donate
Subscribe
Donate
Sign Up
Search
Renewables
Solar
Wind
Wave
Biomass
Geothermal
Solar
Rooftop PV
Utility PV
Solar Thermal
Policy & Planning
Storage
Battery
Pumped Hydro
Solar Thermal
Hydrogen
Electric Vehicles
Electric Cars
Hydrogen Fuel Cell
Green Energy Calendar
Podcasts
Energy Insiders
Solar Insiders
SwitchedOn Australia
The Driven
Videos
Webinars
Charts
Explainers
Markets
Utilities
Press Releases
The Driven
One Step Off The Grid
Home
Wind
Solar
Storage
Electrification
Commentary
Podcasts
Maps
Big Battery Storage
Large Scale Wind Farms
Offshore Wind Farms
Large Scale Solar Farm
Pumped Hydro
All
The Driven
One Step Off The Grid
Donate
Sign Up
Search
Renewables
Solar
Wind
Wave
Biomass
Geothermal
Solar
Rooftop PV
Utility PV
Solar Thermal
Policy & Planning
Storage
Battery
Pumped Hydro
Solar Thermal
Hydrogen
Electric Vehicles
Electric Cars
Hydrogen Fuel Cell
Green Energy Calendar
Podcasts
Energy Insiders
Solar Insiders
SwitchedOn Australia
The Driven
Videos
Webinars
Charts
Explainers
Markets
Utilities
Press Releases
The Driven
One Step Off The Grid
Friday, November 13, 2026
Search
Search
Search
Coal
UN chief demands Australia ends “deadly addiction” to coal by 2030
Pressure on coal heavy countries like Australia and the US to commit to a coal phase out, as UN chief calls for an accelerated end to coal.
Michael Mazengarb
Mar 3, 2021
0
Markets
“Tidal wave” of new wind and solar will force early coal plant closures
New analysis warns lower electricity prices caused by “tidal wave” of new wind and solar investment could push multiple coal plants into early retirement.
Michael Mazengarb
Feb 24, 2021
0
Policy & Planning
Barnaby Joyce blunders attempt to open CEFC funds to “high intensity” coal plants
Barnaby Joyce calls for CEFC to fund “high intensity” coal plants, but the emissions threshold he proposes would make that impossible.
Michael Mazengarb
Feb 17, 2021
0
Coal
Could pumped hydro come to the rescue of failing coal mines?
Media billionaire Kerry Stokes reportedly floats idea of repurposing Muja coal mine for a pumped hydro storage project – a solution to rehabilitation costs?
Michael Mazengarb
Feb 9, 2021
0
Coal mine expansion rejected as “unacceptable” risk to drinking water
NSW Independent Planning Commission rejects proposal to expand a coal mine under major drinking water catchment, describing it as “not in the public interest.”
Michael Mazengarb
Feb 5, 2021
0
Policy & Planning
As Biden acts on climate, Morrison reactivates fossil rhetoric
Will Morrison take Biden’s lead on climate? The fact that he marked the moment of the US rejoining Paris with a whirlwind tour of oil and gas projects is not a good sign.
Ketan Joshi
Jan 22, 2021
0
Policy & Planning
Australia should hold auction to hasten coal closures, says conservative think tank
A Liberal-aligned think tank has called on the Morrison government to consider paying ageing coal plants to close early.
Michael Mazengarb
Dec 21, 2020
0
Policy & Planning
“We should do whatever Morrison says:” Fitzgibbon calls on Labor to capitulate on climate
Joel Fitzgibbon adds pressure on Mark Butler to be moved from shadow climate and energy portfolios, calls on Labor to adopt Morrison’s climate policies.
Michael Mazengarb
Dec 16, 2020
0
Policy & Planning
Australia’s miners have no plan to transition to zero emissions products
None of Australia’s largest resources companies have a plan to transition to producing zero carbon products, a ClimateWorks report has found.
Michael Mazengarb
Dec 16, 2020
0
Coal
Keith Pitt – after calling for bank boycott – wants inquiry into fossil fuel blacklisting
Resources minister Keith Pitt moves to protect the fossil fuel industry from ‘blacklisting’, calls for parliamentary inquiry.
Michael Mazengarb
Dec 14, 2020
0
Coal
Coal and gas sectors contract as rest of economy bounces back from Covid-19
Australia’s economy is bouncing back, but not thanks to any ‘gas-led recovery’, with coal and gas sectors contracting in latest quarterly GDP figures.
Michael Mazengarb
Dec 2, 2020
0
Coal
Germany’s first coal plant phase-out auction a success, with 4.8GW to close
Germany’s first auction for decommissioning coal generators results in nearly 5GW of contracted closures, including some plants opened just five years ago.
Benjamin Wehrmann
Dec 2, 2020
0
Previous Page
1
…
5
6
7
8
9
…
54
Next Page
Most popular.
1
Oversupply, price wars, rebate cuts: What’s really going on with Australia’s home battery market?
Sophie Vorrath
Nov 13, 2026
0
2
New four-hour battery storage proposal seeks federal green tick for Australia’s most renewable state grid
Joshua S Hill
Nov 13, 2026
0
3
Solar Insiders Podcast: Can cows and panels co-exist?
Solar Insiders Podcast
Nov 13, 2026
0
4
Scientists grow broccoli under semi-transparent solar panels – with a magenta tint
Rachel Williamson
Nov 13, 2026
1
Podcasts
Solar Insiders
Solar Insiders Podcast: Can cows and panels co-exist?
Solar Insiders Podcast
Nov 13, 2026
0
Electric Vehicles
SwitchedOn podcast: How I electrified – a solar boat, a racing mower and a power bill in credit
Anne Delaney
Nov 10, 2026
0
The Driven
The Driven Podcast: Australia’s EV boom meets a $9 billion diesel problem
Sam Parkinson
Nov 7, 2026
1
Energy Insiders
Energy Insiders Podcast: CATL’s fast-charge to the top
Energy Insiders Podcast
Nov 6, 2026
1