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Perusahaan Origin Energy mengajukan izin untuk menutup pembangkit listrik tenaga batu bara terbesar di Australia tujuh tahun lebih awal. Mereka berencana menggantinya dengan baterai berkapasitas 700 megawatt.

A world-leading engineer on electrical energy now based in Wollongong says the city is perfectly placed to contribute to a national electrical revolution.

The First Energy Clean Energy Network has lofty ambitions to harness Australia's vast solar and wind power resources to end energy insecurity in Indigenous communities and create community-owned power projects.

The First Energy Clean Energy Network has lofty ambitions to harness Australia's vast solar and wind power resources to end energy insecurity in Indigenous communities and create community-owned power projects.

Australians with rooftop solar are growing increasingly frustrated as energy retailers slash financial incentives. Some households are hitting back by installing batteries, potentially killing the retailer's own market.

Australians with rooftop solar are growing increasingly frustrated as energy retailers slash financial incentives. Some households are hitting back by installing batteries, potentially killing the retailer's own market.

Jobs won't always be like-for-like but there will be plenty of opportunities in the sustainable energy sector.

WA households installed a record amount of solar power in 2020, further fuelling the rise of green energy in the country's sunniest state.

As the major parties battle for the critical by-election seat of the Upper Hunter, what policies are they putting up to help the region transition from coal?

Is the ACT Australia's star performer when it comes to renewables?

Ammonia to be produced from renewable energy proposal

The Sun Cable project, on track to be built in the Northern Territory, aims to supply up to 15 per cent of Singapore's energy by 2027, but the city-state has concerns about reliability and has not yet signed any agreements.

Regional communities tired of watching businesses pack up and move out are increasingly buying and running pubs, general stores and post offices to keep their towns alive.

British billionaire and Whyalla steelworks owner Sanjeev Gupta sells a key investment less than three years after purchasing it amid a push to cut costs within his international business.