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Energy transition: Federal gas focus thwarting critical energy transition: vanadium aspirant - Vimarsana News

Energy transition: Federal gas focus thwarting critical energy transition: vanadium aspirant

The gas obsession risks undermining Australia’s ambitions to lead the world in critical minerals and clean energy and reduce dependence on China.

Source: afr.com
Singapore not our focus, says new Sun Cable investor Quinbrook - Vimarsana News

Singapore not our focus, says new Sun Cable investor Quinbrook

The investment house has also flagged an expansion from solar energy to wind power as it works with Mike Cannon-Brookes on the projects future.

Source: afr.com
The Aussie billionaires dreaming of green energy exports have little chance of success - Vimarsana News

The Aussie billionaires dreaming of green energy exports have little chance of success

The International Energy Agency expects $1.7 trillion to be spent on clean energy this year, with expenditure on solar power exceeding that on upstream oil and gas for the first time. But the best projects will be erected close to the places where their power will be consumed

Sun Cable: Vanderbilt's lesson for Mike Cannon-Brookes and Andrew Forrest and their competing energy visions - Vimarsana News

Sun Cable: Vanderbilt's lesson for Mike Cannon-Brookes and Andrew Forrest and their competing energy visions

Australians are fortunate not to have to choose between competing visions of our clean energy future – we can leave it to the rival billionaires to duke it out.

Source: afr.com
Billionaires' dreams of green energy exports will never work - Vimarsana News

Billionaires' dreams of green energy exports will never work

Two of Australia’s richest men have ambitious visions for renewables, but they face some serious hurdles.