Australia will cut emissions 62 to 70 per cent below 2005 levels by 2035 under a new national target.
The new goal locks in large-scale investment in clean power, industry decarbonisation and low-carbon
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Power to the pixels: Telstra speaks on data centre options
Data centres might not be the first thought in the energy conversation, but they are fast becoming one of its most crucial players.
As artificial intelligence booms and computing requirements soar, data
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Grants drive large-user shift from gas boilers to electrification
The Victorian Government is funding electrification to slash fossil fuel use.
Victoria’s largest horticultural nursery has modelled a switch from gas to high-temperature heat pumps, showing how industrial
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Waratah Super Battery playing world-first protection role
Half of the Waratah Super Battery is now live, providing a critical “shock absorber” function for New South Wales’ high-voltage network.
The first 350MW (700MWh) tranche of the 850MW/1680MWh system
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Reforms target structural bias in energy governance
Australia’s energy market governance is failing to keep pace with the transition, according to a new report.
The Energy Efficiency Council (EEC) and the RACE for 2030 CRC have released the green paper,
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SA expands energy grant scheme
South Australian businesses can now apply for up to $75,000 in matched grants to slash their power bills.
A fresh $20 million round of SA’s Powering Business Grants will open this month, targeting energy
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AEMC shelves plans for inertia spot market
Australia’s energy market rule-maker has decided against introducing a real-time market for inertia, citing insufficient near-term benefits and high implementation costs.
In a draft determination released
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Sydney seeks all-electric building mandate
The City of Sydney will require all new residential buildings to be fully electric from 1 January 2026, with similar rules for large commercial buildings and hotels in 2027.
Under the first stage, electric
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South32 seeking electrified steam
South32 will explore four pathways to partially electrify steam production at its Worsley Alumina Refinery in Western Australia, backed by $4.4 million in funding from the Australian Renewable Energy Agency
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Carbon data expanded
Australia’s carbon credit market is entering a new era of openness, with fresh data revealing when carbon projects start, finish, and how long their climate benefits are meant to last.
The Clean Energy
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