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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 42-year-old tech entrepreneur and Canadian fund manager Brookfield last week made an unsolicited for AGL in a bid to end its connection to coal.

Angus Taylor and the federal energy department actively sought out Santos' presence in Australia's official pavilion at COP26, senate estimates hears.

Singapore’s desire to shift to renewable sources of energy is running up against its geographic limitations.

The city-state doesn't have enough space for large solar installations, there are no major rivers for hydropower and the wind isn’t sufficient to push a turbine.

Singapore's shift towards green energy is being hampered by its lack of space to deploy renewable energy tech, a geographic quandary other small or densely populated nations are facing too.

Ambitious renewable energy hopeful Sun Cable is after an equally ambitious set of investment bankers to help turn its mooted $30 billion energy export project into reality.

The world-first shipment of liquid hydrogen opens up a new horizon in Australia’s trade with its important partner Japan.

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.

People movements at Synergy, Momentum Energy, NSW Net Zero Emissions, SEC, BZE, 8 Star Enegry, AEMO, ENA, Origin Energy, Enova, PacHydro, FFI, CEC and Transgrid.