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In this episode of Energy Insiders, data centre expert Andrew Walton explains what data centres need, where they might be built, and what will power them.
More than 350 Australian businesses petition the federal government to set a 75% 2035 emissions reduction target, as a new report argues a strong economic case for high climate ambition.
EnergyCo confirms more giant “shock absorber” batteries being considered to unlock stranded wind and solar projects in key renewable energy zone.
Fortescue says it is making progress on its “real zero” target” as the cost of key technologies are pushed downwards by “investment supercycle” in China.
GridBeyond expands its offer for asset owners following the launch of Forecaster in the second quarter this year.
A Queensland shire council lays out strategy to attract up to $40 billion in investment in new wind and solar, despite state government ripping up renewable targets.
Long-overdue reforms to Australia’s environmental laws have been expedited as the federal government looks to boost protections and approvals.
A mammoth synchronous condenser is nearing completion in Victoria’s west, as two massive 250 tonne halves hauled into place.
State of the Energy Market report looks back on a record-breaking 2024 for wind and solar and their impact on the grid – and a stunning decade of change.
Half-a-dozen community-scale energy storage systems have been launched on Phillip Island as part of a state government-backed program.
Waratah Super Battery is charging and discharging at unprecedented levels. Soon it will overtake the biggest coal plants, which can’t come close to its flexibility.
Opinion
Nelson’s blind eye: Big gentailers won’t build or contract solar and wind they cannot control
The government should abandon complex schemes designed to preserve private sector involvement and instead directly fund renewables through vanilla CFDs.
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