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Solar power generation varies greatly depending on the weather. A new study suggests in some parts of Australia, solar has a bright future.

An increasingly important question is what impact will climate change have on weather-induced inconsistencies in solar generation?

The billionaire’s Grok Ventures, which bought Sun Cable out of administration, is facing a five- to eight-year wait for cables, CEO Jeremy Kwong-Law said.

In the ultimate view of the Power panel, the sheer size of Commonwealth Bank’s consumer-facing business lifted Matt Comyn to the top of the list.

ASX-listed ESG targets, board expectations of rising decarbonisation capex, the top 10 sustainability topics, AI opportunities, plus lots more!

Exclusive: PM says ‘right decisions’ are needed to ensure Australia emerges a winner in the global race to renewable energy

The Ministry of Communication and Informatics (Kemenkominfo) has said that local sea cable communication system (SKKL) operators, especially those ...

Pundits say innovation in iron-based batteries is a game-changer – welcome to the new iron age

Hoda Naghdy brings in-house experience and has worked across Australia and the UAE

Tech billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes' private investment company Grok Ventures has finalised its purchase of the Sun Cable project, and has reaffirmed plans to build Australia's largest solar farm near Tennant Creek to supply of electricity to Singapore via an undersea cable from Darwin.