The phrase is a vital part of the PM’s bid to win the election,and is so blatantly retail that anyone who is against it almost sounds un-Australian.
A green energy company backed by WaterNSW plans to use an abandoned coal washery as the site for a pumped hydro scheme big enough to power a third of the city’s households.
An eight-metre wide tunnel connecting Lake Burragorang to a reservoir built into the pit of a disused coal washery will create hydropower for 500,000 homes.
The Albanese government is caught between twin pledges to double renewable energy and to end Australia’s steady stream of native species extinctions.
The energy industry is warning greater co-ordination is needed to ensure new supplies are built in time for more coal-fired power plant closures.
Australian governments will need to spend taxpayers’ money soon to build the industries of the future,says former Labor minister Greg Combet.
The CEO of a major Australian power utility says clean hydrogen could replace gas in power plants within a decade,eliminating the need to go nuclear.
Australia can bid for solar cell factories,but if we lack the power to run them,the hope is forlorn.
Despite the government’s $1 billion announcement this week,Australian solar manufacturing could disappear as several companies said they have already been approached to move offshore.
There is widespread support in the opposition for a conversation on nuclear energy,but several Coalition MPs say they are worried the opposition is moving too quickly.
AGL will partner with a start-up backed by its biggest shareholder,Mike Cannon-Brookes,to assess building a first-of-its-kind solar panel factory in the NSW Upper Hunter region.