The country's biggest energy conference is going ahead as a weeks-long schedule of online events that will call on more than 50 experts speaking in more than 20 sessions.
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Queensland pumps $500m into renewables recovery
A $500m commitment has set the state on a fast path to its target of 50% clean energy by 2030.
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Energy Security Board prepares the NEM for life after coal
The ESB has called out for the sector to have its say on the design of the electricity system post-2025.
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Covid-19 a sign of things to come if we fail on climate
While the impacts of covid-19 have been devastating, they will be immaterial compared to climate change unless we take meaningful action, writes Clean Energy Council CEO Kane Thornton.
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Victoria calls for 600MW new renewables to lift economy
The process will also explore the potential for electricity-reliant industries and businesses to buy renewable energy along with government through this process.
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Rooftop solar tipped to hit 2.9GW in 2020, solar-wind outstrip gas: CER, ANU
Reports from the CER and ANU show optimism and where there is more opportunity for Australia's energy transition.
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Tesla virtual power plant to draw on PV from 3,000 South Australia social housing properties
Housing SA tenants who sign up will have 5kW of PV and a 13.5kWh Tesla Powerwall system installed at no cost to them.
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West Australia moves to flatten the duck curve with solar buyback scheme
The West Australian government has unleashed a change to tariffs that will make the real value in solar as clear as daylight.
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Renewables, falling energy demand push emissions 25% below 2008 peak: Australia Institute report
The Australia Institute's annual National Energy Emissions Audit Report shows a grid in transition, with coal slowly but surely being pushed aside.
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Time to get real amid the hydrogen hype
Yes, hydrogen will have a place in the energy transition to renewables, but it's irrational to expect too much.
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