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Sun Cable collapse a setback but not the end of Australia's renewable energy export prospects - Vimarsana News

Sun Cable collapse a setback but not the end of Australia's renewable energy export prospects

Developments show Australia still can attract enterprising and ambitious developers to exploit natural resources in a discovery process likely to benefit everyone.

Source: scmp.com
PwC, law firms in Sun Cable creditors queue - Vimarsana News

PwC, law firms in Sun Cable creditors queue

Consulting bigwig PwC is owed money for advisory work on Sun Cable’s flagship Australia-Asia PowerLink project. 

Source: afr.com
Clash of green billionaires upends Asia's undersea solar quest - Vimarsana News

Clash of green billionaires upends Asia's undersea solar quest

Asia-spanning grid captures imagination of world's wealthiest Plan to export Australian clean power to Singapore at risk The elusive dream of a subsea power grid sending clean energy across Asia has hit a new setback: feuding billionaires. The Sun Cable project, which aims to export solar power from Australia to Singapore through a 4,200-kilometer (2,600-mile) submarine

Sun Cable collapse evokes story of Icarus and hints at a Phoenix - Vimarsana News

Sun Cable collapse evokes story of Icarus and hints at a Phoenix

Whether or not Sun Cable survives, there are those who believe that linking grids at previously unimaginable lengths is an idea whose time has come.

Sun Cable: Ego and ambition are also in the energy mix - Vimarsana News

Sun Cable: Ego and ambition are also in the energy mix

Building a fossil fuel-powered world took ambition and willpower. It’s logical to assume that decarbonised energy will need the same qualities.

Source: afr.com