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Neoen and Tesla to build giant four-hour battery in landmark deal to squash solar duck
Neoen is to build a massive four-hour battery in Western Australia in landmark and highly profitable contract designed to flatten solar duck in world’s biggest isolated grid.
Giles Parkinson

Jun 20, 2023

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Electrified homes are paying for the gas death spiral
Want to go electric? There’s now a conspicuous mandated cost barrier standing in the way of a cleaner, safer, more affordable home.
Tim Forcey & Alan Pears

Jun 19, 2023

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Hydrogen

Renewable hydrogen tech that turns biomass into green molecules wins CEFC backing
Macquarie University engineered technology that converts biomass into “carbon negative” green hydrogen gets $2m investment from federal green bank.
Sophie Vorrath

Jun 16, 2023

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The investment test for electricity transmission has become a sham
VNI West lays bare a transmission investment test that is comprehensively gamed by its proponents
Bruce Mountain and Simon Bartlett

Jun 15, 2023

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Policy & Planning

Australia needs 1.5°C target to break regulatory deadlock and kick coal out of grid
Australia urged to set “bold” 1.5°C target to try and break regulatory deadlock and investment blockage that threaten to derail its transition to renewables.
Giles Parkinson

Jun 13, 2023

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“Urgent and daunting:” Brookfield boosts planned renewables spend to $30 billion
Brookfield plays the climate card as it seeks regulatory approval for its bid for Origin Energy, saying its planned renewable spend could reach $30 billion.
Giles Parkinson

Jun 7, 2023

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VNI West could give black coal plants a reason to “stay in the game,” analysis warns
Controversial VNI West transmission project raises yet another red flag, this time over concerns the new preferred route will extend the life of NSW coal.
Sophie Vorrath

Jun 6, 2023

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Marinus Link gets nudge along as cost determinations begin
Australian Energy Regulator starts cost and revenue determinations on 1500MW Marinus Link, paving way for early works on the controversial project.
Sophie Vorrath

Jun 2, 2023

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Fossil gas death spiral: Regulator caps exit fee to “socialise” cost of mass disconnection
Regulator sets exit fee for households seeking to quit gas as they electrify, and allows networks to impose higher fixed charges to recoup investments in face of death spiral.
Sophie Vorrath

Jun 2, 2023

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Coal

Coal in NSW could be squeezed out by end of decade. But the timelines are tight
NSW roadmap says 14GW of new wind, solar and firming capacity could be delivered by end of the decade to replace coal. But will transmission be built in time?
David Leitch

Jun 2, 2023

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“Worrying numbers:” Wind and solar come to grinding halt, putting targets at risk
Clean Energy Council says no new wind and solar projects reached financial close in first quarter, as US sucked up investment and put Australian renewable targets at risk.
Giles Parkinson and Amalyah Hart

Jun 1, 2023

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VNI West: AEMO finds new route to allay opposition with good and bad news for renewables
AEMO proposes new route for VNI West transmission link to avoid wetlands and irrigated crops, but there is good and bad news for renewables developers.
Giles Parkinson

May 29, 2023

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