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A protest against a major energy transmission project planned for Central Victoria turned ugly when nearly 100 farmers rallied with tractors against the controversial Western Renewables Link (WRL).

In a push towards a clean energy revolution, the Andrews Labor Government has made some major announcements but there are still a few kinks to be ironed out.

The $18.9 billion transaction could force the company’s new owners to pay out debt investors early – and in full – sending the price of Origin bonds soaring.

A project  led by Monash University researchers has paved the way to help guide the energy industry to meet the needs and expectations of Austral...

This report explores how diverse households will live and use energy over the coming decades, helping to guide the energy industry to meet the needs and expectations of Australians into the future.

Susan Taylor comes in during "an unprecedented time for energy markets"

Star Weekly has looked back at our editions and picked out a selection of our favourite stories from 2022, including […]

The catchphrase ‘there’s no transition without transmission’ seems to get thrown around more and more. Much of the discussion that follows centres around increasing capacity to allow for more wind and solar farms. But perhaps less discussed, is the emerging challenges that face the existing transmission network in ensuring system security

Microsoft has appointed AusNet Services to connect a data centre to the energy grid in Yarraville. AusNet would manage the […]

The Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) has pledged an investment of $175 million to develop Stage One of the Golden Plains Wind Farm in Victoria, a project which will include 122 wind turbines and generate 756.4MW of clean energy to replace coal-fired generation.