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- The benefits of extremely low energy prices during the day are "washed away" by extremely high ones after dark. But there is light at the end of the tunnel.
- The benefits of extremely low energy prices during the day are "washed away" by extremely high ones after dark. But there is light at the end of the tunnel.
- Households 'paid to switch off' as extreme weather stalks power grid Fri, 16 Jan 26, 5:49amIn a move labelled a sign of the times, energy firm AGL was last week offering customers money to cut use during a heatwave.
- From scourge to saviour: How the sun powered the grid through a heatwave Fri, 9 Jan 26, 6:01amFor so long, the pounding sunshine of an Australian heatwave was the grid's biggest threat. It has now become its greatest asset.
- Energy blueprint shake-up as 'market moves faster than the systems plan' Wed, 10 Dec 25, 5:58amSoaring costs and trenchant criticism from some put the brakes on wind and transmission as the sun shines on big solar and batteries.
- Market operator switches to big solar, batteries as wind farms are becalmed Wed, 10 Dec 25, 5:58amSoaring costs and trenchant criticism from some put the brakes on wind and transmission as the sun shines on big solar and batteries.
- Watchdog flags 5 per cent fall in power prices amid renewables surge Thu, 4 Dec 25, 5:35amAn energy watchdog says more renewable energy is projected to lower prices, but others warn the promise is illusory and more pain is coming.
- Record drop for Australia's emissions: What's working and what isn't? Sat, 29 Nov 25, 7:28amAustralia's emissions had the biggest drop ever this year outside the artificial kink in the curve during COVID-19 shutdowns, but there's still a lot of work to do.
- Record drop for Australia's emissions. What's working and what isn't? Sat, 29 Nov 25, 7:28amAustralia's emissions had the biggest drop ever this year outside the artificial kink in the curve during COVID-19 shutdowns, but there's still a lot of work to do.
- Accessible, cheap clean energy could spark a new world order Sat, 22 Nov 25, 6:16amUnshackled from legacy fossil fuel interests, the world’s clean energy future is being forged in the bustling cities of the global south.
- It’s a great story’: Accessible, cheap clean energy could spark a new world order Sat, 22 Nov 25, 6:16amUnshackled from legacy fossil fuel interests, the world’s clean energy future is being forged in the bustling cities of the global south.
- Australia may just be one step ahead in the global race to rewire the world Fri, 21 Nov 25, 6:09amCountries across the globe are racing to rewire their electricity systems for a decarbonised future. In Australia, delays are mounting, along with doubts about whether it can meet goals on schedule.
- Energy CEOs say 'no turning back' on renewables transition Mon, 17 Nov 25, 12:03amAmid swirling debate among conservative politicians over decarbonisation, energy bosses have warned against turning away from net zero despite cost pressures.
- Winery becomes Australia's largest to go off the grid Thu, 30 Oct 25, 11:27amGoing off the electricity grid has been transformative for Mudgee's Lowe Wines, which had been struggling with high power bills and supply shortages for years.
- 'Extension cord to nowhere' looms large as Australia’s energy transition evolves Thu, 9 Oct 25, 5:57amTouted as a model for the energy transition, a "quick and easy" high-voltage powerline project linking South Australia directly to New South Wales is running dramatically over time and over budget.
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