Tag: energy
Queensland charges ahead with $179M investment in renewable batteries
Premier Steven Miles has unveiled a $179 million investment to propel the next stages of Queensland's flourishing local network-connected batteries program.
Australian gas industry applauds offshore regulation consultation process
The Australian gas industry has welcomed the Australian Government's offshore regulation consultation paper, recognising it as a crucial step towards establishing regulations that secure economic and energy stability for Australia and its valued international partners.
WA reaches major construction milestone at Kwinana Battery Stage Two
Battery systems at the Kwinana Battery Stage Two in Western Australia are now in place, marking a significant milestone in expanding the state’s battery portfolio.
Jemena welcomes financial expert Kate Webster as new CFO
Jemena, an energy infrastructure company with a $12.4 billion valuation, has revealed the appointment of Kate Webster as its new Group Chief Financial Officer (CFO).
CSIRO report: Renewables remain cheapest source as nuclear energy costs skyrocket
Renewables remain the cheapest form of reliable energy in Australia now and to 2030, according to the consultation draft of the 2023-24 GenCost report.
Australia’s resources sector eyes growth despite commodity price shifts
Australia's resources and energy exports are poised for continued growth, even in the face of softening commodity prices, according to the December 2023 edition of the Resources and Energy Quarterly (REQ) from the Department of Industry, Science, and Resources.
Australia’s largest grid-forming battery approved for construction in NSW
AGL has reached a final investment decision (FID) to build Australia’s largest battery with grid-forming inverter capabilities in Liddell, New South Wales.
Australia expands list of critical minerals for energy transition
The Australian government has expanded the list of critical minerals deemed crucial to its energy transition and security requirements, adding fluorine, molybdenum, arsenic, selenium, and tellurium.
Australian industry urges swift action in energy transition – AECOM report
AECOM, a globally renowned infrastructure consulting firm, has issued a call for collaborative efforts within the industry to expedite and amplify the energy transition.
Northern Territory adds 64 electric vehicles to its fleet
The Northern Territory Labor Government is spearheading the shift to a renewable future with the introduction of 64 new electric vehicles (EVs) into its fleet.
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The economic forces driving manufacturing’s next cycle
Australia’s manufacturing sector entered 2026 with improving momentum, but renewed global disruption is again testing resilience across the industry.
