Wind and solar farms shut down as giant super battery tests its shock absorber function for first time In an Australian first, two wind and solar farms shut down their outp Read more about Wind and solar farms shut down as giant super battery tests its shock absorber function for first time
UN warns Great Barrier Reef headed for “in danger” list, orders 2026 review Conservationists have warned Australia is falling short on protecting the Great Read more about UN warns Great Barrier Reef headed for “in danger” list, orders 2026 review
Energy Insiders Podcast: Why we need more big batteries Alex Wonhas, head of new battery developer AMPYR, discusses his company's first big project, and why wind struggles Read more about Energy Insiders Podcast: Why we need more big batteries
Offshore wind contender wins extra time to shore up support for proposed 2GW project Proposed offshore wind project given an extended consultation period for feasibility licence application as it seeks a spot Read more about Offshore wind contender wins extra time to shore up support for proposed 2GW project
The lights have stayed on in Australia, even as more wind and solar is added to the grid Australia's uniquely isolated and massive power grid has seen massive renewab Read more about The lights have stayed on in Australia, even as more wind and solar is added to the grid
WA says it’s done pouring millions into failed coal mine, but can it build enough renewables? WA premier says there will be no more money spent propping up Griffin Coal, underscoring urgent need to ramp up th Read more about WA says it’s done pouring millions into failed coal mine, but can it build enough renewables?
Data centres are coming, hungry for wind and solar, and will help avert rooftop PV shutdowns Surge in interest in data centres and new industrial loads creates opportunities for big wind, Read more about Data centres are coming, hungry for wind and solar, and will help avert rooftop PV shutdowns
Solar energy shines as nuclear and other thermal generators wilt in European heatwave Solar delivers record output in June, in the midst of a heatwave that took a heavy toll on thermal genera Read more about Solar energy shines as nuclear and other thermal generators wilt in European heatwave
Want to slash energy bills? The solutions start at home Solar and batteries can only go so far when our homes are inefficient, or when we’re burning gas to meet household energy needs. Read more about Want to slash energy bills? The solutions start at home
Marinus costs blow out to more than $5 billion, but backers insist it is still value for money The bill for Marinus Link, including the onshore transmission works in Tasmania, wil Read more about Marinus costs blow out to more than $5 billion, but backers insist it is still value for money