These mass outages would have been avoided,or their impact dramatically reduced with a shortened recovery period,if we’d had large-scale investment in transitioning the electricity grid to renewables.
The Nunn family baked in summer and froze in winter in their Sydney cottage. Building an energy-efficient home changed everything,including their ability to repay their mortgage faster.
Industrial property giant Goodman Group is future-proofing its sheds with reinforced roofs,solar panels,rain water harvesting,large electrical conduits,EV charge points,drone access and big batteries.
Major carmakers say Australia will be left with the cars no one else will take if it doesn’t get behind EVs,after the EU’s decision to ban the sale of fossil fuel cars and vans within 12 years.
The Victorian premier hit back at Federal Resources Minister Madeleine King’s suggestion that the state’s ban on fracking was a barrier to fixing the energy crisis.
A pipeline has been rerouted in the Bass Strait as ExxonMobil seeks to ramp up output to meet soaring demand.
There are two organisations at the heart of the complex web of governments and public and private institutions that provide our power. Anna Collyer runs them both.
An Australian couple has joined the “green rush” to a small town in Sweden which has become one of the first boomtowns of the EU’s green industrial revolution.
The better question for our future selves might not be,what world do I want to leave behind,but what world am I proud to leave?
The Wallerawang power plant’s two chimneys have towered over the town for decades,but on Wednesday they were demolished as the town looks to the future.
What is green hydrogen? How could it help the environment? And what’s its future in Australia?