Aussie greats’ bid to change Olympics forever
LA will host the next Olympics coming after fires devastated the city that prompted a host of Games legends to call for drastic change.
LA will host the next Olympics coming after fires devastated the city that prompted a host of Games legends to call for drastic change.
A rich-lister believes at least 23 out of the 35 candidates backed by his Climate 200 group have a “very good” chance of winning at the federal election.
The decision means further delays to a project already behind schedule, but Snowy Hydro can ill-afford to lose the support of its 700-strong workforce.
Kevin Gallagher is the latest energy industry executive to urge Australia to follow the US lead and embrace the comparative advantage of abundant gas reserves.
Brisbane-based renewable energy firm LGI is literally cooking with gas at Australia’s largest landfill site, helping power the equivalent of at least 7000 homes each year.
Evolution Mining executive chairman Jake Klein says the ‘inconvenient truth’ about Australia’s energy transition is the question of who pays for big-ticket renewables projects.
With Australia’s Pacific neighbours on the frontline of climate change, Penny Wong is calling for the “whole world” to cut back emissions.
The energy market operator boss’ admission there are no guarantees adopting renewables will lead to lower power bills will continue to stoke already fierce debate.
The national energy regulator has made an eye-popping admission about Labor’s renewable energy plan.
A one-time beacon of the NSW Liberal Party and now chair of the Climate Change Authority, Matt Kean has sharpened his attack on the signature energy policy of the federal Coalition.
South Australia could supply Asian markets with high-value green iron for decades to come, says newly formed consortium Green Iron SA.
The tech titans are the biggest buyers of solar and wind energy but that’s not enough to offset the rapid rise of data centres that power the AI boom. Here’s how they plan to stay green.
The nation’s top five data centres providers have hit back at claims they are exacerbating climate change, given the amount of energy and water they use to power and cool their computers.
The NSW government will set a target to nearly double the state’s long-duration energy capacity between 2030 and 2034, as it moves to address a glaring gap in a grid dominated by renewables.
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