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- Green Energies Shattering German Economy…Industrial Production Falls 7th Consecutive Month Fri, 9 Feb 24, 9:00pmCurrently many companies are announcing plans to move operations to business- friendlier locations.
- On New Year's Eve, all of South Australia's power was coming from rooftop solar panels Thu, 25 Jan 24, 6:18amRapid growth in renewable generation slashed the wholesale cost of power in the national energy grid late last year, and dramatically reduced reliance on coal-fired power.
- Surge in renewables across national grid pushes down wholesale power prices to half their 2022 level Thu, 25 Jan 24, 6:18amRapid growth in renewable generation slashed the wholesale cost of power in the national energy grid late last year, and dramatically reduced reliance on coal-fired power.
- Multi-billion-dollar bid to turn Pilbara's red dirt to green steel Sat, 16 Dec 23, 9:01amAustralia's iron ore industry goes hand-in-hand with China. But it is a South Korean company looking to stump up billions of dollars for this green iron facility.
- Yvonne's power bills are less than $80 a month. Here's how she did it Thu, 7 Dec 23, 4:39amAfter growing up in an uninsulated house that sometimes reached 50 degrees Celsius during summer, Yvonne Parker decided to create an energy efficient home for her retirement.
- 'It's as simple as that': Students rally nationwide calling for end to new coal and gas projects Fri, 17 Nov 23, 2:56pmLeaders in charge of Australia's response to climate change have told an energy summit the country can have "an even bigger impact" by helping the rest of the world decarbonise, as school students around the country fronted...
- Australia can have 'even bigger impact' helping other nations decarbonise, federal climate change minister says Fri, 17 Nov 23, 2:56pmLeaders in charge of Australia's response to climate change have told an energy summit the country can have "an even bigger impact" by helping the rest of the world decarbonise, as school students around the country fronted...
- Green Bloodbath: Major Industries Closing Down As German Energy Prices Soar Wed, 15 Nov 23, 9:00pmFrom the NoTricksZone By P Gosselin Germany’s “Blackout News” reports the destructive consequences of Germany’s soaring energy prices and unstable power supply. Chart: BDEW German electricity 3 times more expensive...
- 'It's very novel': Could this portable charger with solar panels solve range anxiety in the outback? Wed, 11 Oct 23, 7:13amThere are not many electric car chargers along one of Australia's longest roads, but one local company has developed a prototype it hopes will help range anxiety in the outback.
- Charging electric vehicles in the outback takes 'a bit of planning', but these solar panels could make it easier Wed, 11 Oct 23, 7:13amThere are not many electric car chargers along one of Australia's longest roads, but one local company has developed a prototype it hopes will help range anxiety in the outback.
- To the untrained eye it looks like any ordinary rock, but what it can produce is 'critical' to our future Tue, 10 Oct 23, 6:50amThe race towards to a clean energy future is driving a momentous increase in demand for critical minerals. But just what those minerals are in Australia is up for debate — and it will have a major impact on the future...
- Australia's transition to renewable energy lagging behind Thu, 28 Sep 23, 7:50pmCoal-fired power stations have been keeping the lights on for more than a century but operators are fast-forwarding closure dates as investors push for a greener future.
- '$1.7b in damages a year': The estimated cost of keeping Australia's largest coal-fired power plant running Thu, 28 Sep 23, 11:10amThe NSW government is currently in talks with Origin about using taxpayer subsidies to extend the life of the plant in the state's Hunter region. It follows a review that found the state should discuss delaying the plant's...
- 'There is no greater priority': The $100b call to keep Australia in the renewable race Wed, 13 Sep 23, 2:45pmThe renewable energy sector says large investment is urgently needed to keep up with the United States' landmark IRA bill.
- Reprieve for coal as potential WA power blackouts forecast amidst renewables transition Thu, 17 Aug 23, 1:22pmWA is facing a potential power shortfall over the coming decade amid the transition to renewables, leading the government to keep the Muja coal-fired power station operating longer than planned.