Two Chinese state-owned companies have produced the world’s most powerful direct-drive floating offshore wind turbine, ready ...

Energy advocate and Electrify This creator Sarah Aubrey talks home electrification, virtual power plants, and why EV adoption in Australia needs more than just flashy new models. You can find ...

Wind and batteries set new records on Australia’s main grid as a host of new projects send the two technologies towards two ...

Green hydrogen is still shaping as the best option to strip emissions from industrial processes such as iron-making and ammonia. But making the dream a reality in Australia is proving difficult.

In an Australian first, two wind and solar farms shut down their output as part of testing for the world’s biggest “shock ...

Queensland has slipped down the rankings of renewable energy investor potential, less than a year after the LNP came to power and started marching back progress on the state’s shift to wind, ...

In one part of NSW a medical centre has received $5 million from the developers of a major wind farm, while in the north locals are getting an earful from a well known opponent.

Decvelopers of a proposed 300 MW solar project with a massive eight-hour “integrated” battery in north west Victoria seek federal environmental approval.

Plans to develop a battery industrialisation hub in Queensland hang in the balance after the state portion of funding promised for the project was cut by the LNP government.

Optimists love solar’s incredible run, while pessimists point out it still only provides 1% of primary energy. But an accelerating energy transition is possible, and it is happening.

Wind turbine blade on way to construction project gets stuck between two homes in a small town, again highlighting the transport difficulties for the giant components.

Federal and state approvals for what would be the biggest battery in Australia, focused mostly on soaking up excess solar and helping replace nearby coal generators.