ESB’s post-2025 energy market reform slammed by clean energy industry which says it will slow new investment and prop up coal generators.
Propping up coal: Clean energy sector says ESB reforms will distort market
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Queensland grid needs to double in size for zero emissions, CleanCo says
CleanCo CEO says time to seize the huge decarbonisation opportunities available through solar – “the lowest cost energy” ever seen.
Queensland to produce 10-year plan for renewables to bring back industry
Cheap renewables and a focus on renewable hydrogen production could revitalise Australia’s manufacturing industries, Queensland minister says.
Federal government seeks input on proposed hydrogen “guarantee of origin” scheme
The Morrison government has called for feedback on new “guarantee of origin” certification scheme to track hydrogen production.
Why Australia doesn’t need new baseload to replace old coal
As federal parliament prepares to undertake yet another review of Australia’s future energy system needs, experts explain why new baseload is not one of them.
Smart Energy Council secures international partner for green hydrogen certification scheme
The Smart Energy Council secures key partnership with German Energy Agency to develop certification scheme for green hydrogen.
Green hydrogen or green-wash? Industry-led scheme to guarantee origin of supply
Industry bodies seek scheme to guarantee provenance of green hydrogen produced in Australia and prevent “green-washing” in the booming new industry.
“Australia is not an exception:” Gummer slams climate go-slow in Canberra
Former UK climate minister John Gummer says Australian politicians still haven’t accepted that climate change is happening and that they have a responsibility to act.
Industrial giants fear Australia could fall behind in race to green hydrogen
Global industrial heavyweights welcome Australia’s early progress in green hydrogen, but say it could be dwarfed by investments made in other countries.
Morrison willingly turning blind eye to clean energy, Labor says
Anthony Albanese and Mark Butler say Morrison’s choice of gas over clean energy will lead to fewer new jobs.
