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Power bills drop $28 a year thanks to renewable policy, since dumped by the government

Power bills drop $28 a year thanks to renewable policy, since dumped by the government

Energy Minister Angus Taylor has also downplayed a revolt from the states demanding more federal action on climate change.

  • by Nicole Hasham

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Canberrans given opportunity to buy in to new community solar farm
Renewables

Canberrans given opportunity to buy in to new community solar farm

Construction on the new farm is set to begin later next year. It is expected to generate enough energy to power 260 Canberra households.

  • by Finbar O'Mallon
'Taylor was sweating blood': States revolt at energy meeting
Electricity

'Taylor was sweating blood': States revolt at energy meeting

Energy Minister Angus Taylor faced a state backlash over fears his national regulated standard electricity price could increase energy costs.

  • by Cole Latimer
Why Tony, Whyalla's still on the map ... and powering ahead
Opinion
Opinion

Why Tony, Whyalla's still on the map ... and powering ahead

The steel town's future looks bright as British magnate Sanjeev Gupta promises to invest billions.

  • by Peter FitzSimons
'We can do anything': Women paving the way for ACT's renewable future
Education

'We can do anything': Women paving the way for ACT's renewable future

When 17-year old Elina Ulrich decided she wanted to be an electrician, she wasn’t going to let gender stereotypes get in her way.

  • by Chloe Livadeas
Survey finds solar panels can save you even more money
Electricity

Survey finds solar panels can save you even more money

Almost one in three households report having problems with their solar panels but experiences are improving, a survey by Choice has found.

  • by Peter Hannam
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'Fundamental': Major ambition gaps dog final days of climate talks
Renewables

'Fundamental': Major ambition gaps dog final days of climate talks

A major climate summit of more than 190 nations was set to run overtime as delegates struggled to narrow gaps on guidelines to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and raise aid for developing nations.

  • by Peter Hannam
Government not ruling out support for coal in mammoth energy boost
Electricity

Government not ruling out support for coal in mammoth energy boost

The government favours bidders with projects that can deliver reliable electricity.

  • by David Crowe
New Zealand rules out using 'Kyoto credits' for Paris, Australia shtum
Renewables

New Zealand rules out using 'Kyoto credits' for Paris, Australia shtum

New Zealand ruled out using carryover carbon credits to count against its Paris climate target, saying such moves would "make it even harder" for the world to meet the "critical" goal of reducing emissions.

  • by Peter Hannam
Coalition reveals plan to make lithium batteries 'in our own backyard'
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Coalition reveals plan to make lithium batteries 'in our own backyard'

Australia must not squander the “once-in-a-generation” opportunity presented by the booming demand for lithium-ion batteries, ministers say.

  • by Nick Toscano
NSW plans to supercharge pumped hydro
Renewables

NSW plans to supercharge pumped hydro

NSW government plans 24 new pumped hydro projects that would provide around half of the state's demand for electricity on the hottest days.

  • by Cole Latimer