EVs could match petrol cars on cost by next year in Australia
BNEF says total cost of EVs could match petrol cars as early as next year in Australia, and says Labor's target of 50% share of sales by 2030 is feasible.
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Investors must reject climate denial on boards, starting with AMP
AMP is materially exposed to climate change risks and must heed the warnings about the financial impact of climate change.
How Coalition “squandered” climate decade, and is still lying about science
Climate Council gives Coalition an “F” for climate policy effort and execution, including misleading claims about Australia’s emissions.
California utility chooses 195MW battery storage deal instead of gas
Utility Southern California Edison chooses basket of battery storage projects instead of a gas peaking plant.
ERM seeks wind and solar bids for PPA offering to small business customers
ERM Power launches new product offering made-to-fit, short-term and flexible contracts between renewable energy developers and corporate energy consumers.
CEFC invests $30 million in world-first Woolworths green bond
The CEFC has invested $30 million in the Woolworths Group green bond, the first certified green bond issued by an Australian retailer and by a supermarket business globally.
Lincoln Gap wind farm delivers first power to grid as it deals with Senvion issues
Lincoln Gap wind farm begins production as owner strikes interim deal as turbine provider Senvion sorts out its finances.
S.A. begins search for energy provider after failure of solar tower project
South Australia signals search for new projects and competitors to supply 100% of its electricity supply, after failure of the Aurora solar thermal project.
Tritium completes trio of ISO certifications
Tritium, a world leader in electric vehicle (EV) DC fast charging technology, has announced it has successfully achieved all three ISO certifications for quality, health and safety, and environmental standards.
Coalition gets back on coal wagon, given 4/100 in climate policy test
Scott Morrison got back on coal bandwagon over weekend, and rode it to the heart of Queensland coal country, picking up Pauline Hanson and Clive Palmer along the way.