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Victorian government furious as Turnbull 'takes credit' for French solar deal

Victorian government furious as Turnbull 'takes credit' for French solar deal

France's Emmanuel Macron and Malcolm Turnbull attended a signing of an MOU on Wednesday, but the French were surprised to learn no one from Melbourne was invited.

  • by Peter Hannam

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Phony peace? Challenges to energy plan sent back to modelling board
Analysis
Energy

Phony peace? Challenges to energy plan sent back to modelling board

Somewhere down the track lies possibly Josh Frydenberg's biggest challenge.

  • by Peter Hannam
Ministers have high-powered dinner ahead of COAG energy talks
Energy

Ministers have high-powered dinner ahead of COAG energy talks

State and federal energy ministers met ahead of the COAG talks on Friday to 'narrow the differences' over the National Energy Guarantee.

  • by Peter Hannam
Chance to end climate wars: Can the NEG get up?
Analysis
Energy

Chance to end climate wars: Can the NEG get up?

All you need to know about the National Energy Guarantee as state and federal ministers meet to debate its detail.

  • by Peter Hannam & Cole Latimer
Dam fine energy plan: Tapping the nation's water resources for power
Energy

Dam fine energy plan: Tapping the nation's water resources for power

Reservoirs other than the Snowy offer largely untapped potential for energy storage and generation, including solar farms, that governments hope to unleash.

  • by Peter Hannam
'Cooked': Study finds Great Barrier Reef transformed by mass bleaching
Extreme weather

'Cooked': Study finds Great Barrier Reef transformed by mass bleaching

Corals in the Great Barrier Reef have a lower tolerance to heat stress than expected, contributing to a permanent change of species mix, researchers found.

  • by Peter Hannam
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'Delicate': Energy chiefs warn of risks without advance on energy plan
Energy

'Delicate': Energy chiefs warn of risks without advance on energy plan

Buoyant confidence in the electricity sector has seen power prices retreat but remains fickle and hinges on further progress on the government's energy plan.

  • by Peter Hannam & Cole Latimer
Browned off: $90m 'clean coal' program ends as final project collapses
Victorian election

Browned off: $90m 'clean coal' program ends as final project collapses

The last of a long list of government-backed "clean coal" projects has fallen over, with the Treasurer reluctantly confirming the end of a $90 million program.

  • by Royce Millar & Ben Schneiders
Menai bushfire reveals problem we must confront
Opinion
Bushfire

Menai bushfire reveals problem we must confront

I spent Sunday fighting a big fire right up against the edge of our biggest city. But the real point of the story is that it happened in mid April. We don't plan for major fires halfway through autumn.

  • by Jim Casey
NEG: a bipartisan agreement to disagree?
Opinion
Energy

NEG: a bipartisan agreement to disagree?

An agreement to disagree is not good for energy policy writes Oliver Yates.

  • by Oliver Yates
'Big issue': Turnbull government's energy plan may curb state ambition
Energy

'Big issue': Turnbull government's energy plan may curb state ambition

The Turnbull government could face pushback from states and territory governments to its signature energy policy after new details of the plan emerge.

  • by Peter Hannam