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Billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes’ investment fund Grok says it is willing to work with a consortium of “constructive” new investors to rebuild the collapsed $35 billion Sun Cable project.

The company’s slump into administration shapes as a potential setback for Singapore’s plans to import low-carbon electricity but it has other options.

Accusations are flying thick and fast in the spectacular falling out between Andrew Forrest and Mike Cannon-Brookes over the collapsed $35 billion green energy venture.

Sun Cable had an ambitious plan to send solar power from Darwin to Singapore via under-sea cables. But one piece of the puzzle was missing - interest from the Singaporean government.

It wasn’t just the giant egos in the power project. It was economics, engineering and physics too gigantic to stack up.

The Albanese government says a renewable solar energy plan to export electricity from the Northern Territory to Singapore has "enormous potential" despite the compan...

Emission Control: New wind and solar research predicts coal offset by 2030

Australia’s two high-profile environmental warriors have a marriage of ideology but money and control speak a different language.

By Sonali Paul MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Iron ore magnate Andrew Forrest called on Thursday for an overhaul of a $20 billion-plus project to send solar po...

The polarising Sun Cable project has many doubters but some experts say it can be done despite the huge engineering and technical challenges.