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Mining billionaire Andrew Forrest continues to make good on his commitment to transform Australia into a world-class green ...

Risking fresh capital for an opportunity to close down coal assets has stunned even the most bullish clean energy investment advocates.

Frustrated with the Australian government’s inaction on climate change, software king Mike Cannon-Brookes is trying to buy several big coal plants so he can shut them down in favour of renewables

The Atlassian founder’s portfolio has gradually morphed from helping software developers to saving the world. His portfolio of green investments includes stakes in Sun Cable, Genex, Brighte and Melior.

$5 billion bid is unlikely to be the first tilt at the power generator and retailer.

The Foreign Investment Review Board process should not be retrofitted to justify politicised government intervention that forces electricity companies to keep their coal-fired power plants burning.

Brookfield and tech billionaire Mike Cannon Brookes have launched a bid to take over Australian energy giant AGL and close its coal power plants sooner.

The speed of the energy transition, the rise and rise of private capital and the emergence of billionaire activists are all at play in the bid for AGL. 

Australias third richest person and passionate green energy advocate Mike Cannon-Brookes wants to buy AGL to speed up its transition away from coal.

The Australian billionaire and Canada’s Brookfield promises to invest up to another $10 billion to replace coal-fired power stations by 2030.