Fortescue to deploy hydrogen-powered coaches at Christmas Creek
Fortescue Metals Group will add hydrogen-powered coaches at its Christmas Creek operations in the Pilbara as part of its $32 million renewable hydrogen mobility...
Snowy Hydro teams up with Asia’s largest renewable energy developer to deliver a 100MW...
Snowy Hydro Limited has unveiled plans to invest in a “battery ready” 100 megawatt solar facility in Tailem Bend in South Australia to “boost...
VW opens pilot plant for recycling electric car batteries
Volkswagen Group Components has opened the Group’s first plant for recycling electric car batteries in Salzgitter, Germany.
The Salzgitter plant, which only recycles batteries that...
AGL Energy’s Broken Hill Solar Plant generates power for the first time
The second largest solar photovoltaic (PV) plant in Australia – AGL’s Broken Hill solar plant in western New South Wales – has started feeding...
Stage One of Onslow’s microgrid project completed
Energy Minister Ben Wyatt has visited Onslow on Tuesday to see the completed gas-fired power station and associated infrastructure built as Stage One of the...
Australia funding just one-tenth of its global fair share on climate: report
Media Release by Oxfam Australia
Australia’s investment in climate solutions for the region is falling short at a time when the new Government is seeking...
Keppel Prince Engineering wins $14m tower supply contract for White Rock Wind Farm
Australian wind tower maker Keppel Prince Engineering (KPE) has landed a $14 million tower supply contract with Goldwind for the White Rock Wind Farm,...
SA Premier unveils low carbon generation plan ahead of UN climate change conference in...
South Australian Premier Jay Weatherill yesterday launched a landmark plan that outlines how the state will achieve the $10 billion investment in low carbon generation by...
Tesla’s giant battery in SA officially switched on
South Australian Premier Jay Weatherill has flicked the switch on the world’s largest lithium ion battery following a successful period of regulatory testing that...
Hydrogen cars cruise the streets of Adelaide
Last week, the streets of Adelaide were used as a testing ground for hydrogen fuel cell cars that do not produce any engine noise...
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