Greens: end coal by 2030
Richard Di Natale has vowed to push Labor to transition completely away from coal power.
Energy
Power prices ‘will go down’
Power prices will fall when large operators set their annual tariffs on July 1, says Federal Energy Minister.
CFMEU demands on coal
CFMEU demands Labor MPs, candidates sign pledge to support coal industry.
Developers enter energy fray
Property developers are well positioned to take advantage of disruption and innovation in the energy market.
Trump clears pipeline path
Donald Trump plans to sign executive orders that will clear a path for oil and gas pipeline developments.
Adani tick but state stalling
Queensland Labor has sought to blame the Morrison government for new uncertainty over Adani.
Canberra opens Snowy tap
The government has pumped up funding for the Snowy Hydro expansion by $600m to $5.1bn.
Shorten challenged on Adani
Scott Morrison calls on Bill Shorten to end his mixed messages on the mine, as expert advice prompts a green light from the government.
New rules could fry solar
Queensland has fast-tracked a rule requiring licensed electricians to install panels on solar farms.
Millionaires swoop on coal mine
Coal barons Trevor St Baker and Brian Flannery have swooped on the mine supplying their Vales Point power station.
Ship reforms to hit miners
Miners are bracing for higher costs thanks to tough new environmental measures in the global maritime industry.
$650m energy project axed
South Australian solar thermal project abandoned because it couldn’t attract the required investment.
Power woes could spread
The problems troubling South Australia’s electricity grid could spread to other states.
Renewables stress grid
The nation’s electricity grid is relying on emergency safety nets to keep the lights on, regulator warns.
Cars await ‘iPhone moment’
As vehicle sales fall, dealers are looking forward to electric cars coming of age.
Climate details needed
The reality is cutting carbon emissions will hurt the economy, it’s just a question of how much.
ALP carbon net traps business
Australia’s biggest building materials companies and food manufacturers could be caught up in Labor’s policy.
Most cynical ploy of 2019
Labor’s emissions reduction policy is radical and likely to be extremely costly.
Alarm over China coal plan
China’s plan to construct dozens of new coal-fired plants could derail a global decline in their development.
Greens’ coal ban challenge
Bill Shorten’s lack of climate detail lashed as Greens reveal plan to kill off coal export industry.
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