• Renew Economy
Donate
Sign Up
  • 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

Friday, October 9, 2026

Donate
Subscribe
  • Renew Economy
Donate
Sign Up
  • 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
  • Renew Economy
Donate
Sign Up
  • 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, October 9, 2026
Search

  • Australia’s coal mine project approval list is a climate disaster
    Coal

    Australia’s coal mine project approval list is a climate disaster

    New report shows approval of all new coal mines would be equivalent of keeping all Australian coal plants open for another 129 years.
    Rachel Williamson
    Mar 29, 2023
    0
  • Palaszczuk’s secret royalties deal amounts to $270m loan to Adani, TAI says
    Coal

    Palaszczuk’s secret royalties deal amounts to $270m loan to Adani, TAI says

    A secretive royalties deal struck between Queensland and Adani set to deliver millions in effective loans and concessions to the massive coal mine.
    Michael Mazengarb
    Oct 2, 2020
    0
  • Coal’s share of Australia’s grid scale generation tumbles below 70% for first time
    Coal

    Coal’s share of Australia’s grid scale generation tumbles below 70% for first time

    TAI report shows that as renewables flourish, total sent-out coal-fired power fell to below 66% of total generation and to less than 70% of grid-level generation, excluding rooftop solar.
    Sophie Vorrath
    Jun 30, 2020
    0
  • Australian renewables nudge milestone 25% share in last 12 months
    Renewables

    Australian renewables nudge milestone 25% share in last 12 months

    Latest report shows renewables, including rooftop solar, fell just a fraction short of a 25% share of Australia’s main grid in past 12 months.
    Sophie Vorrath
    Apr 15, 2020
    0
  • Renewables keep crunching Australia’s electricity emissions – no thanks to federal policy

    Renewables keep crunching Australia’s electricity emissions – no thanks to federal policy

    Latest National Energy Emissions Audits show large-scale renewables generation – increasingly big solar – still driving steady fall in electricity sector emissions, while a thriving rooftop PV market cancels out any increase in grid power consumption. But will the dearth of federal policy take a toll?
    Sophie Vorrath
    Mar 9, 2020
    0
  • Wind and solar set new generation records across Australia grid in July
    Renewables

    Wind and solar set new generation records across Australia grid in July

    A record July for wind power has helped the combined output of “new renewables” – wind and solar – to reach a new peak for the month.
    Sophie Vorrath & Giles Parkinson
    Aug 27, 2019
    0
  • CleanTech Bites

    Delayed greenhouse data confirms rising emissions, “contemptuous” government

    TAI report says latest federal government data confirms two things: 1) Australia’s emissions are definitely still going up; 2) The Morrison Coalition government is “contemptuous” of its obligations to prevent dangerous climate change.
    Sophie Vorrath
    Jul 2, 2019
    0
  • Demand response battle pits old power against new, with consumers in the middle
    CleanTech Bites

    Demand response battle pits old power against new, with consumers in the middle

    A power struggle is brewing between Australia’s energy incumbents and advocates for market reform over what will be one of the most important components of Australia’s future grid – wholesale demand response.
    Sophie Vorrath
    Jun 26, 2019
    0
  • Electricity emissions fall sharply as renewable energy continues heavy lifting

    Electricity emissions fall sharply as renewable energy continues heavy lifting

    Wind overtakes hydro as largest source of renewable energy as electricity sector emissions continue to fall and South Australia beats 50 per cent wind and solar share.
    Michael Mazengarb
    May 31, 2019
    0
  • Wind, solar eat further into coal supply on NEM, as Coalition pushes for more coal supply on NEM
    CleanTech Bites

    Wind, solar eat further into coal supply on NEM, as Coalition pushes for more coal supply on NEM

    Canavan says Australia’s “fragile electricity system” needs more “reliable” “baseload” power. TAI report shows booming renewables displacing black coal generation for first time ever, and rooftop solar pulling weight in summer heat.
    Sophie Vorrath
    Jan 21, 2019
    0
  • Surge in renewables delivering cheaper power, says TAI report
    Renewables

    Surge in renewables delivering cheaper power, says TAI report

    As ScoMo sets off on the campaign trail, report says surge in wind and solar has seen NEM wholesale power prices peak, and go into a decline. Fair dinkum.
    Sophie Vorrath
    Nov 5, 2018
    0
  • New solar and wind the “only thing” pushing down power prices
    Renewables

    New solar and wind the “only thing” pushing down power prices

    As Coalition ramps up attack on wind and solar, new report finds new renewable generation coming online the “only thing” currently helping lower electricity prices in Australia.
    Sophie Vorrath
    Sep 17, 2018
    0
1 2
Next Page

Most popular.

1

The Queensland LNP plan for coal-powered data centres could cost taxpayers $20 billion a pop

Tristan Edis
Oct 9, 2026
0
2

Home batteries and time-of-use tariffs may be best combination to steer households away from evening peaks

Peter Hannam
Oct 9, 2026
0
3

South Australia may reach its 100 pct net renewables target a year or two late, but it won’t be the fault of households

Giles Parkinson
Oct 9, 2026
0
4

Australia’s first transmission loop between three states set to “fundamentally change” flow of electricity

Sophie Vorrath
Oct 9, 2026
0

Podcasts

Energy Insiders podcast: The High Court ruling on climate damage
logo
Energy Insiders

Energy Insiders podcast: The High Court ruling on climate damage

Energy Insiders Podcast
Oct 9, 2026
0
Energy Insiders Special: Bigger turbines and battery hybrids
logo
Energy Insiders

Energy Insiders Special: Bigger turbines and battery hybrids

Energy Insiders Podcast
Oct 8, 2026
1
The Driven Podcast: EVs outsell petrol again as Hyundai scraps Ioniq 3 Australian launch
logo
The Driven

The Driven Podcast: EVs outsell petrol again as Hyundai scraps Ioniq 3 Australian launch

The Driven Podcast
Oct 8, 2026
1
Australia’s diesel dependence is not normal | Energy Insiders
logo
Energy Insiders

Australia’s diesel dependence is not normal | Energy Insiders

Energy Insiders Podcast
Oct 7, 2026
1
  • Twitter
  • Facebook
  • LinkedIn
  • Instagram

News

  • Home pageHome page
  • Wind
  • Solar
  • Storage
  • Hydrogen
  • Podcasts
  • SwitchedOn
  • The Driven
  • One Step Off The Grid

Explore

  • Renewables
  • Storage
  • Electric Vehicles
  • Multimedia
  • Governments
  • Interviews
  • Explainers
  • Resource Efficiency
  • Markets
  • Utilities

RenewEconomy

  • About Us
  • Webinars
  • Editorial Guidelines
  • Complaints
  • Jobs Board
  • Contact Us
  • Green Energy Calendar

More

  • Donate
  • Glossary
  • Advertise
  • Press Releases
  • Governments & Companies
  • Terms of Use

© Copyright RenewEconomy 2026. All rights reserved.

GO

X

Get up to a 35c/kWh* Feed-in Tariff
between 5:30pm-9:30pm EVERY DAY GUARANTEED

Click here to learn more

Flow Power

Accredited GreenPower Renewable Electricity
*30c/kWh applies in VIC, 35c/kWh applies in NSW, SA + QLD on Happy Hour plan only


Flow Power

Get up to a 35c/kWh Feed-in Tariff

Learn more