US companies sign deal that could bring giant sodium batteries to Australia for data centres
US companies sign deal to build giant sodium batteries for US data centres, and also targeting Australia and Japan.
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SwitchedOn podcast: The home battery lock-in no one warns you about
Simon Hackett says government subsidies should only support home batteries that let consumers choose their software and energy services freely. Currently they don’t.
Australian scientists claim breakthrough in making green hydrogen from seawater and freshwater
Australian scientists say they have been able to make green hydrogen from both freshwater and seawater using a liquid metal known as gallium.
Origin snaps up another small energy retailer, adds new battery brand to VPP
The Big Three gen-tailer whose assets range from the Eraring coal plant to a coal plant-sized virtual power plant, has snapped up another small energy retailer.
The 15 biggest utility battery projects in Australia – and what they will do for the grid
Grid battery projects in Australia are getting bigger and bigger. Here is an updated list of the 15 biggest in terms of storage that have been built, contracted and committed.
Solar Insiders Podcast: Praise be, it’s a pilot!
SEC's Darren Johannesen discusses two major bits of progress on the decade-long road to address Australia's solar waste problem. Plus news of the week.
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“From coal to gas to battery storage:” CleanCo hits Big Blue Button on big new BESS
Queensland's newest big battery has reached full operation at its location at a former coal generation hub south of Brisbane.
Australian tech company unearthing new capacity on the grid lands $1.1bn valuation after new capital raise
An Australian tech company has raised more funds to go toe-to-toe in international markets and join the race for engineering talent.
Japanese gas giants meet Australian officials at least two dozen times since Labor elected
A complex web of investment, lobbying and public messaging is prolonging the life of the gas industry in Australia and the broader region.