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January 19, 2022
Federal government's green bank makes 32nd solar farm investment, this time for a 200MW Queensland project that is using bifacial panels and half-cut solar cells.
January 18, 2022
Australian solar innovator launches $33.4m ARENA-backed program to leverage automation – including solar farm building robots – to make it faster and cheaper to develop large-scale projects.
January 11, 2022
Green Energy: Feds’ $40m fund for ultra-low cost solar, and Vulcan climbs into bed with Nobian
December 13, 2021
State of Hydrogen at a glance Purpose of this report To track Australia’s progress against global developments, Australian governments have committed to publishing an annual State of Hydrogen report. This report explains how we measure the progress of Australia’s hydrogen industry and provides a snapshot of industry’s progress. Australia’s hydrogen opportunity Clean hydrogen
December 6, 2021
We are seeking input to guide the focus of the Low Emissions Technology Statement 2022. We also want your feedback on the 2021 statement. The annual
December 3, 2021
The Emissions Reduction Fund (ERF) now includes an improved method to credit eligible projects that increase carbon storage in agricultural soil. The
November 26, 2021
The Australian energy sector has experienced a huge increase in wind and solar generation projects being built and connected to the National…
November 3, 2021
Today’s Low Emissions Technology Statement reinforces the pathway for Australia to reach its commitment to zero net emissions by 2050 through world
November 2, 2021
The Australian Government has released its Low Emissions Technology Statement 2021 (LETS 2021). This is the second statement released under the
November 2, 2021
Australia has made its pitch to the world for technology, not taxes to deal with climate change, putting it at odds with the plans of other nations.