A rapid-fire series of major clean energy policy announcements has supercharged Australia’s clean energy transition, writes Clean Energy Council chief executive Kane Thornton.
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Going green: Realising company ambitions for net zero
There are three essential elements Australian companies must address if they are to make meaningful progress on decarbonisation, writes Lisa Zembrodt, principal and senior director, Schneider
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Mind the gap: Skills shortages the next big clean energy challenge
Addressing the skills gap will be crucial to accelerating Australia’s clean energy transition, writes Clean Energy Council chief executive Kane Thornton.
The Australian clean
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Albanese’s new Federal Government to herald cleaner, greener future
Labor’s resounding federal election victory and the uprising by Teal independents represents an unequivocal message from the people of Australia that climate change action is priority number
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Achieving net-zero emissions in Australia: A personal perspective
Zenaji is a Melbourne-based solar battery technology company that manufactures lithium titanate batteries. It’s chief technology officer, Charles van Dongen, offers a personal perspective on
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Fighting the inevitable: Coal closures and the clean energy transition
The Federal Government continues to back coal-fired power, but with an election looming, it’s not too late to change, writes Clean Energy Council chief executive Kane Thornton.
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Clean energy the answer to Australia’s climate question
A target of 100% renewable energy by 2030 would demonstrate the Coalition is serious about delivering action on global warming ahead of the federal election, writes Clean Energy Council CEO Kane Thornton.
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Unlocking the social licence gate to decarbonisation
For Australia to reach net zero, we will need a step change in building new infrastructure. This will produce local tensions that will must be handled with engagement, empathy and pragmatism.
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How fossil entrants to Australia can align their clean ambitions with renewables reality
A report from PwC shows that good intentions at the outset may sometimes obscure a misalignment between the way investors and developers think about clean energy partnerships.
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Clean Energy Salary Survey 2021
As the world slowly realises the primary task of the century is to decarbonise electricity generation, renewables workers will be in hot demand. The Bradman Recruitment-EcoGeneration Renewable Energy Salary Survey 2021 shows how they fare in Australia.
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