The rate of grid registrations for wind, solar and battery projects has surged in the last six months, with the capacity of projects given the go-ahead to connect to the grid double that of the ...

Heavy winds detach another piece of serrated edging from a turbine at the country’s biggest wind project earlier this month.

The latest price blowout for Transgrid’s EnergyConnect project begs the question: when will transmission companies be held to account for cost underestimates, false assurances and poor ...

New BNEF report expects the cost of clean power technologies to fall by between 2-11% in 2025, breaking last year’s record and sending batteries below major benchmark.

Australia’s oldest commercial wind farm will be decommissioned in 2027 as it owner says the cost of repowering is not financially viable at this site.

Workers cut transmission lines to Russia grid and hand out chopped wire to bystanders in dramatic switch to join EU network.

China is scaling back renewable energy subsidies after breaking its records for new solar installations and hitting its 2030 target six years ahead of schedule.

Australia, as expected, has missed the official but largely symbolic deadline for its 2035 emissions targets. Only one country submitted a target close to 1.5°C goal.

AusNet seeks approval to spend $3.5bn on upgrading its network over a five-year period it says will bring “significant changes” to the electricity market.

Big batteries have become the second biggest player in the setting of prices in evening peaks - a mechanism that ultimately sets the wholesale prices inflicted on customers.

New data has revealed that 4.5 terawatt-hours of large-scale solar and wind generation was curtailed over the course of 2024, equivalent to the annual output of the original Snowy Hydro scheme.

Lower energy consumption during the COVID-19 pandemic saw a “temporary” reduction in subsidies, but spiking energy prices following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine increased support for coal, oil and gas ...