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Australia gives new priority status to AU$22bn renewable energy export project Email Sun Cable signed a project development agreement with the Northern Territory’s chief minister and Australia’s renewables and infrastructure minister on 28 January. Image: Sun Cable. An Australian solar-plus-storage project that aims to supply 20% of Singapore’s electricity demand has been marked as a priority initiative by advisory group Infrastructure Australia. The advisory has includ...

How the Race for Renewable Energy is Reshaping Global Politics The world’s transition to clean energy is gathering speed. But will it produce a kind of clean energy realpolitik, with countries vying for advantage, or a more utopian future that reduces conflict? By Leslie Hook and Henry Sanderson February 26, 2021 Workers install wind turbines at Yuxia wind farm on mountain on June 15, 2020 in Jian, Jiangxi Province of China. Credit: Chen Fuping/VCG via Getty Images Related Share this article...

The technology extracts water from the air, then runs solar-generated electricity through it to create green hydrogen.

19 February 2021 The original Tesla big battery – aka Neoen’s Hornsdale Power Reserve – may have grown in size last year, but its earning shrank in the last quarter as a result of increased competition in one of the key network services market. According to Neoen’s newly released revenue details for the fourth quarter of 2020, the Hornsdale battery – along with the company’s other smaller battery installations – pulled in just €5.5 million ($A8.5 million) compared to €6.9 mill...

18 February 2021 Fortescue Metals is set to funnel at least $400 million into renewable energy technologies such as wind, solar and green hydrogen, as it ramps up its push to be one of the world’s biggest clean energy companies. That would come on top of around $100 million of investment this financial year. If the iron ore price remains high, the $400 million figure could be several hundred million dollars higher by the end of the financial year. The iron ore miner unveiled a massive half ye...

Subsea cabling Register here for the Energy Voice daily newsletter, bringing you key news and insight from across the global energy landscape. Thank you for signing up to our newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Of all the things the UK is internationally renowned for, good and reliable weather certainly isn’t one of them. Though this rarely extends to anything more than being a mild inconvenience, for energy sources that rely on the elements, it’s a rea...

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Bright day for Sun Cable after inking giant solar farm development deal Mitchell Lawler | January 29, 2021 5:28pm | More on: Image source: Getty Images Sun Cable is a private Australian solar energy infrastructure developer. The company’s ambitious flagship $22 billion solar farm project plans to supply Darwin and up to 20% of Singapore’s electricity demand, as reported by the ABC. The Australia-ASEAN Power Link (AAPL) project is slated to be one of the world’s large...

The world’s largest solar project is one step closer to completion after an agreement was signed in Darwin today. The Sun Cable project aims to produce 20 per cent of Singapore’s electricity requirements through a solar PV array in the Northern Territory. The 12,000-hectare development would have a transmission line from the solar site to Darwin where the electricity would be transported via cable to Singapore. A final investment decision will be made in 2023 and land access agreements with...

The Territory Labor Government and Sun Cable have signed a milestone agreement that will advance development of the $22 billion Australia-ASEAN Power...