The agreement is the latest in Macquarie’s long-standing commitment to embedding sustainability across campus.
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EnergyLab secures ARENA and industry backing to scale Australia’s best clean energy start-ups
The smart energy incubator has proved a fertile training ground for 80 start-ups over the past three years.
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ARENA opens $70m hydrogen funding round
The funding round aims to support projects above 5MW and preferably greater than 10MW.
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CEC report looks back on 2019 … a record year for renewables
Although 2020 is looking to be a tough year for the renewable energy sector, no thanks to the global covid-19 pandemic, the Clean Energy Council’s annual round-up of data for the industry has shown that 2019 was a standout.
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How do PV module performance ratios perform?
The convenience of using performance ratios as benchmarks can put project proponents in a blind spot, writes Michelle McCann.
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West Australia’s five-year roadmap lights the way for PV and battery storage
The plan will accelerate the integration of distributed energy resources – solar and battery storage – into the South-West Interconnected System.
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Northern Territory stimulus backs PV and storage
The territory's Household and Business Battery Scheme has an initial budget for $800,000 or 130 batteries.
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NSW pumped hydro plant could unlock New England Renewable Energy Zone
The study will examine the degree to which the proposed PHES plant could unlock further renewable energy investment and the development of the proposed New England REZ.
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By 2050, hydrogen can cut emissions by 34%: BNEF
Use of clean hydrogen can help address the toughest third of global greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, but only if net-zero emission goals and policies are set.
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How should we think about a hydrogen economy?
It’s all very well to decarbonise the electricity sector but a zealous pursuit of hydrogen might be disproportionate to requirements, write Graham Palmer and Josh Floyd.
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