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New Research: Renewable Hydrogen Delivers A Viable Path To A Clean Energy Future - Vimarsana News

New Research: Renewable Hydrogen Delivers A Viable Path To A Clean Energy Future

Renewable hydrogen generated from renewable electricity is a technically and economically feasible pathway for Australia’s clean energy future.

Yackandandah nurse backs two-way grid trading trial that could unleash $6 billion of consumer benefits - Vimarsana News

Yackandandah nurse backs two-way grid trading trial that could unleash $6 billion of consumer benefits

Yackandandah nurse Donna Jones volunteered for Project Edge to support the grid’s transition from coal power. She discovered there were far more benefits.

Source: afr.com
Australia regulator approves Brookfield's US$9.8-billion bid for Origin Energy - Vimarsana News

Australia regulator approves Brookfield's US$9.8-billion bid for Origin Energy

Brookfield to buy Australia’s second-largest power generator, which will be broken up into two businesses

Energy transition: Community batteries can help solve storage problem for Ausgrid - Vimarsana News

Energy transition: Community batteries can help solve storage problem for Ausgrid

The CEO of NSW distribution company Ausgrid has found a sweet spot in the gap between residential batteries and utility scale batteries that could save the state $20 billion on its energy storage rollout. 

Source: afr.com
The row over power lines has taken another 'dangerous' twist even with AusNet apology | Stock & Land - Vimarsana News

The row over power lines has taken another 'dangerous' twist even with AusNet apology | Stock & Land

The latest power line furore has farmers worried their tractors and even fire trucks would now be banned...