With a federal election looming and voters seeking decarbonisation of the grid, both parties should follow NSW’s lead and support energy savings and demand reduction schemes, writes Ric Brazzale.
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Australian-made electrolysers may sound glamorous, but competition will be fierce
NSW's commitment to attract $80bn of investment in hydrogen, along with so many other plans around the country, will encourage electrolyser-makers around the world. Andrew Forrest can expect stiff competition.
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NSW 50% emissions target relies on transmission that isn’t there
There are already more than enough renewables projects proposed in NSW to go beyond 50%, but there are two key issues: transmission and storage.
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ACE Power launches with 1.3GW solar, wind and battery pipeline
A clean energy player with a vertical business model hopes to have 1.3GW of solar and wind (with storage) connected by 2025.
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Free money won’t buy the EV future we deserve
If governments want to bring on a wave of EV ownership, they need to encourage flexibility and free-thought among the risk-takers eager to build charging networks.
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Join the dots … NSW plots the way for EV charging networks
The NSW government has opened a box of tools for companies to plan and build tomorrow’s EV charging infrastructure.
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Investment risk in renewables … seeking value in a frothy green market
Clean energy is growing in the grid but there is still plenty of risk for big investors.
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Things will get worse before they get better … how curtailment and restrictive MLFs will precede the dawn of renewable energy zones
Grid constraints are symptoms of an energy system in transition, say analysts. A balancing act of new supply and transmission will see bumps along the way.
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Battery barriers … lessons from a state government loan program
The NSW Empowering Homes program has highlighted a few trouble spots in the solar storage market, writes Arianwyn Lowe.
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Global alignment against carbon puts Australia at a crossroads
As major economies agree on a deadline for decarbonisation investors are watching Canberra for a signal to commit, write Lane Crockett and Fergus Pitt.
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