Giles Parkinson

The record season continues apace this spring, with yet more new milestones set for renewables (hitting their highest ever instantaneous share of 75.3 per cent) and for coal (hitting the lowest share of 23.9 per cent).

The gas industry says we need more of the fossil fuel to prosper. Jarrod Leak, from the Australian Alliance for Energy Productivity, says that's not true, and there are alternatives. Plus: News of the week.

Australia’s main grid reached a record renewable share of 47.4 pct for October, while in South Australia wind and solar accounted for an average 85.2 per cent of state demand.

Best performing wind farms split between north, south, east and west, but the solar results were more predictable.

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NSW gives planning approval for amended proposal to boost rated capacity of a gigawatt scale wind project by nearly half with fewer but bigger turbines.

Snowy Hydro annual earnings double, helped by its ability to cash in on extreme pricing events such as those triggered by grid outages, and from higher power bills to consumers.

The Australian Energy Market Operator has outlined the controversial new protocols that could require big battery projects in Victoria and South

One of the most prominent wind energy developers in Australia, France's Neoen, says it is considering a switch to Chinese made turbines because it

Revenue surge from big batteries mostly offset fall in wind and solar revenues for Neoen, with the first stage of the country’s biggest battery to add more cream to the storage pie.