Despite doubts about the economics of green hydrogen and Donald Trump’s aversion to clean energy,Andrew Forrest isn’t ready to back down on his dream.
After three years of uproar against renewable energy’s impact on regional communities,they embraced offshore wind and rejected nuclear power.
Anti-nuclear advocacy once spurred huge protests and galvanised a political movement. With nuclear a core policy of the Coalition,few are talking about the medical dangers.
We debunk myths ranging from “there’s no point in acting until China does” to “we need nuclear for baseload power”.
The fossil fuel lobby is paying millions of dollars to set up anti-renewables “community groups”. In some seats it may shift the dial.
Power had not yet been restored to 60 million people in Spain and Portugal when a culture war over the cause of this week’s blackout began.
A plan to ban hybrid cars has been quietly delayed and a third runway at Heathrow is back on the table as easy green promises crumble under the weight of harsh reality.
Major renewable energy companies are pressing Peter Dutton to reveal how much extra wind and solar he would permit under his plan to adopt nuclear reactors.
In the battle for votes on land,candidates in these two marginal electorates are looking to the ocean to win over voters.
One in three households have solar panels but only one in 40 have a home battery. That could be about to change.