Rooftop solar supplies more than 50 per cent of main grid’s power demand for first time Solar PV mounted on the nation's rooftops have supplied more than 50 per cent of the main grid Read more about Rooftop solar supplies more than 50 per cent of main grid’s power demand for first time
First sod turned at Arena-backed renewable hydrogen project with green gas ambitions Construction begins at Hydrogen Park Murray Valley, where a 10MW electrolyser is expected to generate arou Read more about First sod turned at Arena-backed renewable hydrogen project with green gas ambitions
Call for Australia to make wind turbine towers as well as solar PV and battery storage Australia could create thousands of jobs and transition workers out of the fossil fuel industry if wind towers were produced Read more about Call for Australia to make wind turbine towers as well as solar PV and battery storage
Energy Insiders Podcast: A spring full of renewable and battery records Renewable records continue to tumble, while a big battery helps solve one of the grid's main challen Read more about Energy Insiders Podcast: A spring full of renewable and battery records
Big batteries have already put an end to minimum demand shocks in Australia’s most vulnerable grid The growth of rooftop solar is creating new headaches for the market operator in terms of minimum Read more about Big batteries have already put an end to minimum demand shocks in Australia’s most vulnerable grid
“All over the shop:” State Coalition leaders join push to stymie renewables, prop up fossil fuels State Coalition parties seem determined to stop renewables, with Victoria re-heating a decade-old wind Read more about “All over the shop:” State Coalition leaders join push to stymie renewables, prop up fossil fuels
Can wind propulsion technology really help power modern ships? Wind propulsion technology today is as far removed from 18th century sailing ships as today's Formula 1 cars are from 18th century hors Read more about Can wind propulsion technology really help power modern ships?
Ikea owner takes another slice of Australia’s biggest wind project Ikea owner signs up for another stake in Australia's biggest wind project as production ramps up. Read more about Ikea owner takes another slice of Australia’s biggest wind project
Global shift to renewables has quickened, but still not fast enough to meet crucial climate goals New report says renewable deployments have accelerated but still not at the pace to Read more about Global shift to renewables has quickened, but still not fast enough to meet crucial climate goals
Labor springs surprise nuclear power committee to call Coalition bluff on energy policy Labor has sprung a surprise move to create a committee to look into nuclear power. Read more about Labor springs surprise nuclear power committee to call Coalition bluff on energy policy
