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The Morrison government put the $8.7m upgrade project on its energy underwriting program shortlist before the last election

Angus Taylor seems to be wilfully ignoring Australia’s huge transport emissions problem

In 2015, the ageing Vales Point station seemed destined for the scrapheap – now, it’s making more than $100m a year

Angus Taylor hails data – but experts say much of fall not related to government action

Audrey Zibelman says market has reached ‘inflection point’ and decision must be made on whether to have single, national market or five state markets

‘Good old days’ of low gas prices long gone making role as ‘transition fuel’ unfeasible, Grattan Institute reports

Energy minister outlines framework for $18bn taxpayer-funded investment in low-carbon technologies, as former PM labels policy ‘crazy’

Net zero emissions by 2050 still not on the table but ‘clean’ hydrogen, ‘low carbon’ steel and CCS part of decade-long funding, Angus Taylor says

The federal government’s increasingly desperate and ideological energy market interventions are costing us all

Scott Morrison says solar and wind are commercially viable and do not need subsidies from the $1.43bn funding

Angus Taylor introduces bill to give Clean Energy Finance Corporation $1bn for ‘grid reliability fund’

Exclusive: Lawyers for Australian Conservation Foundation warned department issuing grant money before due process could be ‘improper’

Analysis shows the government, which has committed to a ‘gas-led recovery’, has failed to properly account for methane’s effect on global heating

Australian Energy Council’s support for Paris agreement will increase pressure on federal government to back pledge

If speed weren’t a factor, we could rely on the market to incentivise green technology at its own pace – but the clock is ticking