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One Nation now represents two of Australia’s best wind and solar regions, and they think it’s a scam
One Nation’s big win in Farrer means its MPs sit in the heart of two of the country’s best wind and solar regions. It wants to can these projects in favour of coal, gas and nuclear.
Rachel Williamson
May 11, 2026
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Renewables
Mining giant signs 30-year off-take deal to underpin Indigenous-led Pilbara solar and battery project
One of Australia’s largest Indigenous-led renewable energy initiatives has reached financial close on an up to 150 megawatt solar farm in the Pilbara after underpinning the project with a major off-take deal.
Sophie Vorrath
May 11, 2026
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From cars to coastal shipping, we can electrify almost everything, according to Electrification Staircase
What can we electrify now? And what will require more work. The Electrification Staircase plots what’s possible, from cars, trucks and heating, to ships and planes.
Giles Parkinson
May 11, 2026
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Renewables
“I thought this was impossible:” Fortescue green grid rides through transmission failure with no fossil fuels
Fortescue’s green grid rides through bushfire-caused transmission failure with just solar and batteries and no spinning machines – defying conventional thinking.
Giles Parkinson
May 8, 2026
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Renewables
“Blows your mind:” Regulator says boom in home batteries and PV puts 82 pct renewables within reach
Regulator says surge in home battery and rooftop PV installations puts the 82 pct renewables target back in reach because it reduces the burden on large scale projects.
Giles Parkinson
May 7, 2026
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Commentary
The spot mirage: Low wholesale prices show the future, but are a poor signal for new wind and solar
Wholesale electricity prices are too low to support either new generation, or even old generation. There is no investment signal. So I have have a suggestion.
David Leitch
May 7, 2026
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“It’s enormous:” AGL sees 7-fold leap in AI data centre demand, says new big batteries will boost coal returns
AGL sees 7-fold increase in AI-driven data centre demand, much more than AEMO forecasts. Will this be good for the energy transition or bad?
Giles Parkinson
May 7, 2026
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Policy & Planning
“Despots, oligarchs, fruitcakes and invaders:” Why Andrew Forrest wants to stop burning fossil fuels
Forrest slams Australia’s fossil fuel dependence, diesel rebate and use of fake offsets, and says Fortescue will be a prototype for the country to reach real zero.
Giles Parkinson
May 6, 2026
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Storage
Rebate “frenzy” shatters records for home batteries – and doubles year-on-year rooftop solar growth
Home battery installations shatter records in April, including a stunning new high for NSW and record volumes of new rooftop solar capacity across the country.
Sophie Vorrath
May 5, 2026
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Renewables
Why Australia’s biggest isolated grid now leads rest of country in race to reach 80 pct renewables
Australia may struggle to reach 82 pct renewables by 2030, but its biggest isolated grid now looks very much on course – thanks to government ownership.
Giles Parkinson
May 5, 2026
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Renewables
Ninety landholders, 3 mobs, two 100-tonne transformers, 90 km of cable: Marinus Link’s long road to coal country
Marinus Link has been a topic of hot political debate in Tasmania, but some of the biggest feats of engineering and logistics are happening on the Victorian side of the interconnector.
Sophie Vorrath
May 5, 2026
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Commentary
No more Dark Side of the Grid: The fossil fuel empire loses ground to renewables and storage
Australia’s regions used to be the very definition of the grid’s dark side: expensive diesel, fragile long lines, limited reliability. They are now a proving ground for high‑renewable, storage‑rich power.
Ray Wills
May 4, 2026
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