Nick Toscano is a journalist based in Australia, focusing on national news. He writes for The Sydney Morning Herald and his work has also been featured in WAtoday, Brisbane Times, and The Age. Nick covers a range of topics including energy, business, and the environment, with a particular interest in clean energy and its impact on the power grid.
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Nick Toscano's coverage is heavily focused on the energy industry in Australia, with an emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulations. His articles largely revolve around developments and controversies within the Australian energy sector, particularly related to clean energy initiatives, gas supply, and cost blowouts.
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By: Nick Toscano, Mike Foley
Petrol station giant Ampol’s Lytton refinery in Brisbane – one of just two refineries left in Australia – has been forced to cut its output as it tackles a sharp drop in margins.
The nation’s largest energy producer is calling for desperate measures to avert a gas shortfall in Victoria and NSW.
By: Mike Foley, Nick Toscano
By: Nick Toscano, Mike Foley
Peter Dutton’s opposition has declared its plan will reach net zero by 2050 as it slams the Albanese government’s ambitious renewable energy goals.
A $35 billion mega-project by billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes to export renewable energy to Asia has cleared a significant hurdle.
By: Nick Toscano
Stronger winds and heavier rainfall have boosted renewables and pummelled coal to its lowest share of the east-coast grid on record for the past two months.
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